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International law will continue to guide Singapore: MFA
2008-05-24 00:41:00 International law will continue to guide Singapore: MFAÂ Â INTERNATIONAL law will continue to guide Singapore’s approach to issues thrown up by the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) latest judgment, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) yesterday. These include its interests in relation to maritime space and boundary delimitation following yesterday’s award of Pedra Branca to Singapore and Middle Rocks to Malaysia by the ICJ. It was responding to media queries yesterday following the judgment on the sovereignty dispute between the two countries. Asked what the judgment meant for issues related to territorial waters and the extent of the maritime zone around Singapore, the MFA spokesman said: ‘The Court was not asked to determine such questions of maritime space or boundary delimitation. Singapore’s rights and interests on these matters will be pursued in accordance with international law.’ Singapore has a territorial sea limit that ext...
Lt. Gen. Michael D. Maples: Waterboarding Breaks International Law
2008-02-28 14:30:00 By- Suzie-Q @ 6:30 AM MST Army Official: Yes, Waterboarding Breaks International Law By Paul Kiel - February 27, 2008, 2:16PM With the parade of administration officials who’ve testified about waterboarding in the past several weeks — that it was once legal, but is not anymore (though it could be found legal again); that ...
By: Suzie-Q
?The Persecution Delusion? Delusion (A response to Wikisposure)
2007-12-17 03:59:00 Nobody likes to be called a bully?and how an individual or a group of people get into a position of power in which they can fill the shoes of ?the bully? is a cultural barometer used time and again to evaluate the actions of the great bullies of history?yet we have seen recently the rise ...
By: Uncommon Sense
Berlin Court demands proof of copyright-protected works
2007-12-07 14:25:00 As you can see in http://oma.home.pages.de/1.Besc-hluss.pdf I did not provide sufficient proof to the judges that my scientific work on Wikipedia was indeed of high enough quality to be copyright-protected. But I celebrate this first defeat as a victory since the case has been accepted and the required proof should be deliverable.
By: Uncommon Sense
The New York Times, Iran, and International Law
2007-10-27 21:36:00 Sudhan@21:40 CET By Howard Friel | October 25, 2007 Once again, an American president is threatening to use force against another country; in this case, the Bush administration is threatening, at a minimum, to launch cruise missiles into Iran. President Bush also recently said that a military confrontation with Iran could lead to World War III. And ...
By: Suzie-Q
Husain Haqqani?s criticism of the Cowasjee article
2007-10-18 08:01:00 Please find below Mr Haqqani’s criticism of the article written by Ardeshir Cowasjee. Today, Benazir Bhutto is returning to Pakistan. There is a huge amount of excitement amongst her supporters and they are all at the airport to receive her. So far no numbers have been quoted on news channels as to the number of ...
By: MicroPakistan
Ahmadinejad and International Law
2007-10-03 19:01:00 From an editorial in the Jerusalem Post yesterday: First, President Ahmadinejad should have been declared an inadmissible person and placed on the “United States’s Watchlist” of persons barred from entering the country. For American law excludes from entry any person who has engaged in, or incited to, terrorist activity, or who “has used his position of ...
By: Euphoric Reality
International Law and the Iraq War
2007-09-24 18:25:00 So what does international law have to say about the Iraq war. Watch the below video and it should answer your questions. Do not let the simple illustration fool you. There are great facts presented in this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1Khut8xbXK8 Bookmark to:
By: Today's Talk
Youth Liberation
2007-09-22 02:11:00 In our period of history, when work is considered a virtue, and earning money is the aim of life, the non-working, expense-incurring child can only be considered an inferior being. Edward Brongersma asserts that this ‘unhealthy situation is not a natural condition, but is peculiar only to the last two centuries’. It was only after ...
By: Uncommon Sense
Professor Dr. Dr. Wolfgang count von Vitzthum: International law
2007-08-24 10:50:00 The 4. Edition of the proven text book offers a current, compressed representation of entire international law in a volume. The right of the international ones and the supranational organizations is just as considered as the martial law and humanitarian international law.The new edition of the standard work informs clearly, precisely and founds over the recent developments within the ranges human rights, international space and environmental order, economic and culture international law as well as sanction right and people criminal law. Emphasis of the tautly seized revision is the relationship of international law and national right, the state and the individual as international law subjects, the right of the state responsibility as well as the international-law prevention of force. The text book offers a multiplicity of practice-relevant interpretation and argumentation assistance, systematically prepared and dogmatisch secured.That volume turning itself to learning and instructio...
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