International Law University of California, Berkeley
Boalt Hall - UC Berkeley Law. This outline delineates international statutory and case law for times of conflict. Subjects include:
customary international law
enforcement and implementation
international armed conflict & noninternational armed conflict
gender issues
Guantanamo Bay
responsibility to protect
occupation
individual status.
There is also an outline on the sources of IHL (Hague Convention, Geneva Conventions, Additional Protocols, UN Charter, Rome Statute, and ICJ rules), as well as a description of relevant cases.
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