(Ebook) Starvation As a Weapon Domestic Policies of Deliberate Starvation As a Means to an End under International Law 1st Edition by Simone Hutter ISBN 9789004288577 9004288570

(Ebook) Starvation As a Weapon Domestic Policies of Deliberate Starvation As a Means to an End under International Law 1st Edition by Simone Hutter ISBN 9789004288577 9004288570

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ISBN 10: 9004288570
ISBN 13: 9789004288577
Author: Simone Hutter

(Ebook) Starvation As a Weapon Domestic Policies of Deliberate Starvation As a Means to an End under International Law 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. ‘Starvation as a Weapon’

2. Remarks Concerning the Approach and the Structure of this Analysis

Part A: General Standards against Deliberate Starvation — The Right to Food and to Humanitarian Assistance

• Introduction

I. Relevant Normative Frameworks

1. Legal Establishment of the Right to Food
    1.1 Right to Food: Distinction between Right to Adequate Food and Right to be Free from Hunger
    1.2 Sources of International Human Rights Law
    1.3 Related International and Regional Provisions and Instruments

2. Restrictions to the Right to Food
    2.1 Filling the Ratification Gaps and Avoiding Conflicts of Diverging Legal Resources
    2.2 Limitation Clauses
    2.3 Emergency Exceptions
    2.4 Restricted Legal Force

II. Prohibition of Deliberate Starvation

1. Deliberate Starvation Evoked by State Action
    1.1 The Obligation to Respect
    1.2 Special Case: Actively Undermining Humanitarian Assistance

2. Deliberate Starvation Evoked by Insufficient State Protection against Interference by Non-State Actors
    2.1 The Obligation to Protect
    2.2 Two Particularly Challenging Issues: Food Prices and Land Grabbing

3. Deliberate Starvation Evoked by Passive Conduct of a State in Vulnerable Situations
    3.1 The Obligation to Fulfil
    3.2 Detailed Considerations

Part B: Situations of Armed Conflict — International Humanitarian Law

• Introduction

I. Application of International Humanitarian Law

1. Non-International Armed Conflict

2. Use of Starvation as Use of Force?

3. Problematic Classification of Contemporary Armed Conflicts

II. Prohibition of Deliberate Starvation

1. Prohibition of Starvation of Civilians as a Method of Warfare
    1.1 Historical Development and Customary Status of the Prohibition
    1.2 Starvation of Civilians
    1.3 Starvation of Fighters
    1.4 Further Implicit Provisions against Starvation

2. Destruction of Objects Indispensable to the Survival of the Civilian Population
    2.1 Offensive Destructive Tactics
    2.2 Defensive Scorched Earth Tactics

3. Starvation of the Civilian Population by Food Blockade
    3.1 Starvation in the Context of Blockade and Siege Warfare
    3.2 Humanitarian Relief to Civilians

Part C: Conclusion

I. Two Frameworks as a Starting Position
II. Harmonisation

1. Parallel Application

2. Synergies and Antagonisms
    2.1 Synergies
    2.2 Antagonisms
    2.3 Evaluation
   III. Food for Thought

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