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The Enemy You Can't See: An Investigation of the Disruption of Dark Networks

McBride, Michael; Hewitt, David - Department of Economics, University of California-Irvine - 2012

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Conceivable Commission of War Crime in Afghanistan

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acceptable is Afghanistan's government is doing the same. Afghanistan does not have any substantial law on genocide. War crimes … in Afghanistan included acts such as abuse of civilians or prisoners of war. It is important to deal with the problem of … genocide and related violence. Hence, war crimes in Afghanistan are violations of international humanitarian laws incurring …

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The American War in Afghanistan Concluded Precisely as It Had Begun, but the Outcome Was War Crime

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