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Arms Exports and Access to Justice: Enforcing International Law through Domestic Courts

Since 8 October 2023, the day after Hamas’s attack on Israel, arms exports have been the subject of much debate. After spiking in 2023 (see report concerning…

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A Hands-Off Approach to International Law: The Frankfurt Administrative Court’s Stance on Arms Exports to Israel

Introduction: Facts and Background of the Case On 15 July 2024, five individuals from Palestine applied for interim legal relief before the Administrative Court Frankfurt against…

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A quest for transparency in arms exports: The Berlin administrative court’s stance on exports of arms to Israel

In May 2024, a German Berlin-based NGO, the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR), the Gazan based Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR) and the Al…

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Common Article 1 Does Prohibit Complicity in IHL Violations, Through Arms Transfers or Otherwise

Last week, over on Articles of War, I read with great interest a post on Common Article 1 (CA1) of the Geneva Conventions by my…

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Complicity in war crimes through (legal) arms supplies?

  German and other corporations whose arms were used in the war in Yemen have been accused of criminally assisting war crimes. The Berlin-based NGO European Center for…

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The Legality of the UK / Saudi Arabia Arms Trade: A Case Study

On 10 July 2017 the UK High Court delivered its open judgment in a high-profile challenge to the UK arms exports to Saudi Arabia, brought by the…

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Arms Exports to Saudi Arabia in the High Court: what is a “serious violation of international humanitarian law”?

As readers will be aware, the UK High Court is presently considering a high-profile case challenging UK arms exports to Saudi Arabia. Arguments in the judicial review…

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