CRM 3301 Study Guide - Syrian Civil War, International Criminal Tribunal For The Former Yugoslavia, Arab Spring

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRM 3301
• Professor: Laura Shantz

Document Summary

Dcc 3117 public international law class 5 . Focus on detailed table of contents (it"s a roadmap) Course 5: international humanitarian law and syria (syria is on the final only: two approaches for controllling the use of force in. Article 51, 52, (self defense and internations is when or why we can use force) last week: the first approach: banning the individual use of armed force by. When can you use force un charter and and the security council mechanism: the second approach: regulating the use of force by states ( How can you use force today we"re looking at whether there are rues governing one"s conduct once the use of force is in play. Difference between iraq where question was whether we could go in to attack. Shouldn"t they be abiding by some rules: historical. 177-178: the main goal and origins of modern international humanitarian law.