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Dilemmas of Modern International Law – Between Legal Inhumane Non-Intervention and Illegal Humanitarian
Dilemmas of Modern International Law – Between Legal Inhumane Non-Intervention and Illegal Humanitarian

Author(s): Tomasz R. Aleksandrowicz
Subject(s): International Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Security and defense
Published by: Collegium Civitas
Keywords: responsibility for protection; humanitarian intervention; use of force;

Summary/Abstract: Over the past decades, threats have arisen in the international security environment related to the functioning of weak and countries unable to fulfill their functions in ensuring security and basic human rights for their citizens, referred to in the doctrine as failed/failing states. The international community has responded with humanitarian intervention that is part of the concept of responsibility for protection (Responsibility to Protect). This article is devoted to the issue of placing this concept in positive international law (remarks de lege lata) and the resulting applications (de lege ferenda comments).

  • Issue Year: 2/2018
  • Issue No: 28
  • Page Range: 57-71
  • Page Count: 15
  • Language: English