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Unlawful combatant

Unlawful combatants (also known as unprivileged combatants or unprivileged belligerents) are civilians who directly engage in armed conflict and are therefore legally (in some, national-level systems) deemed to be no longer protected by the Geneva Conventions. The concept originated during the fin de siècle of the 19th century, with the great powers…

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Measurement, International law and practice & Status of combatants in an interstate conflict

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Status of combatants in an interstate conflict

International law and practice

National law

International criticism

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Unlawful combatant

Nodes182
Edges181
Triples128
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010989
Components1

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Unlawful combatant

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related to External links · 79
Unlawful combatant → AI Index, Al Qaeda And Taliban, American Bar Association's Human, Amnesty International, AMR, Armed Conflicts Project, Art, Bush Administration's, Captivity, Casualty, Chapter III, Citizen, Citizens Detained, Columbia University, Combatant Status Review Tribunals/Administrative, Commentaries, Daniel Kanstroom, Detention, DOD, Dorf
related to Interstate conflict · 20
Unlawful combatant → As, At, Belgium, Customs, First Hague Conference, Geneva Conventions, Great Powers, Hague, Hague Convention II, However, Land, Laws, Martens, Martens Clause, May, Russian, Similar, So, The, War
related to Other countries · 14
Unlawful combatant → Az Zubayr, CPS, Illegal Combatants Law, Imprisonment, Iraq, Iraqi, Israel, March, Mr Zaher Zaher, Prosecution Service, Royal Tank Regiment, Sergeant Steven Roberts, The CPS, The United Kingdom Crown
related to International criticism · 9
Unlawful combatant → Afghanistan, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, ICRC, In, International Committee, Legal Division, Red Cross, The
related to United States · 5
Unlawful combatant → Geneva Conventions, One, Two, United States, US

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coercion by his state to break his paroleinstance ofunless there are mitigating circumstances0.80text
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksMichael Dorf0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksWhat Is0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksUnlawful0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksWhy It Matters0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksThe Status Of Detained0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksAl Qaeda And Taliban0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksFighters0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksPublished0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksFindLaw0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksJanuary0.60section
Unlawful combatantrelated to External linksDorf0.60section

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