The moral bankruptcy of current international law norms
Stephen Bragaw
bragaw at SBC.EDU
Sun Nov 24 19:22:54 PST 2002
I would be interested to know from Prof. Martin how exactly suicide/homicide
bombers, whose very nature contravenes ***everything*** the "laws" of war are
supposed to constrain, would be considered "proportional", and also what exactly
would constitute a "proportional" retaliation to their intentional slaughter of
civilians? The slaughter of an equal number of civilians? Just curious.
>
> This would be a war crime because it violates the Proportionality Rule under
> the law of armed conflict.
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> Francisco Forrest Martin
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