Application of the annex

Application of chapter V

Application of this chapter

Applicability of adjustments

The more human rights norms and standards expand in scope the broader the application of the requirements of the principles of humanity and the dictates of public conscience .

The Court confirmed the de jure applicability of the Fourth Geneva Convention and then considered the applicability of HRsL.

Declaration on application of chapter V

Article 19 (application to other treaties)

(a) The application of article 10, or

Scope of application of the convention too extensive

Contractual choice of application of the draft instrument

Derogations from the scope of application of the draft instrument

The Secretary General may request clarification from the author of a communication concerning the applicability of the Optional Protocol to his communication, in particular regarding

The Secretary General may request clarification from the author of a communication concerning the applicability of article 14 to his communication, in particular

It is equally clear that Israel asserts that, where LOAC IHL is applicable, it displaces the applicability of HRsL.

It is therefore important to limit the scope of application of the convention.

The Declaration facilitated Pakistan's accession to the Convention and represents the legal position on the matter.

The general approach taken in Australia to human rights and other conventions1 is to ensure that domestic legislation, policies and practice comply with the Convention prior to ratification.

Extraterritorial applicability of HRsL

The latter fell within the scope of application of the draft convention.

Part 1. Applicability of relevant IHL principles

Part 1. Applicability of relevant IHL principles

Part 1 Applicability of relevant IHL principles

The effect of such a declaration would be that, in a federal State, the draft convention would apply only to some territorial units, and then only in respect of matters involving two United Nations conventions.

7. The parties are free to agree to exclude the applicability of this Law.

ii. Applicability of HRsL and LOAC IHL

The issue of the extraterritorial applicability of HRsL does not arise.

The Court has never referred to the applicability of LOAC IHL.

The Secretary General or the Rapporteur on new complaints and interim measures may request clarification from the complainant concerning the applicability of article 22 of the Convention to his complaint, in particular regarding

There may be legal reasons for disputing the applicability of LOAC IHL.

Three separate arguments are made by those who dispute the applicability of HRsL outside national territory.

As to volume contracts regulating shipments exempted from the scope of application of the draft instrument (such as, for instance, when charter parties were used for the individual shipments), they would equally remain outside the scope of application of the draft instrument.

The variability of the draft convention's scope of application could entail legal uncertainty for the sector.

The focus of concern here is the applicability of HRsL in situations of conflict.

There is first the difficulty of determining whether the doctrine can be applied in the field of HRsL.

Lastly, he, too, was concerned about the applicability of the Convention in the occupied Palestinian territories.

There are two different types of problem in establishing the applicability of LOAC IHL.

The same applies a fortiori to the mere risk of being detained (communication No. 65 1997, I.A.O.

Moreover, the convention as drafted would have a very extensive spatial and material scope of application.

Such a provision would enhance legal certainty regarding the scope of application of the draft convention.

(c) Report of the Secretary General on the applicability of the Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 12 August 1949, to the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and the other occupied Arab territories (A 60 296)

The requirement that any force used must be reasonable also ensured that criminal liability would apply in appropriate cases.

It was indicated that these circumstances called for broadening the scope of application of the draft instrument relating to the protection of third parties.

Its applicability to business to business contracts not involving those two conventions would be excluded.

It was recognized, however, that the scope of application of the two Conventions was different and that related implications had to be taken into full consideration.