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In Search Of International Tort Law : Civil Liability Of Arms Manufacturers For Indirect Sales To Embargoed Conflict Zones

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This dissertation seeks to demonstrate the practical possibilities of holding arms companies liable under the common law of torts as a possible instrument in support of the enforcement of public international law and international human rights law. The United Kingdom is used as primary example because its tort law has been widely spread across the world by colonialism, so any case that is successful in the UK may be successful in other common law countries with (relatively) little modification. This increases the relevance of this dissertation.

Level
Postgraduate
Subject
Centre for Human Rights
Type
Mini Dissertation
Institution
University of Pretoria
Language
English
Year
2007
Pages
43 pages
File size
171.85 KB
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