Non fulfillment of international obligations by the Israel regime in the occupied territories takes the new dimensions everyday. The construction of a wall separating these territories in two sections, on the pretext of fighting terrorism and protecting the security of Israel, is completely against most international standards of human rights and humanitarian law. Written in January 2004, this article examines the legitimacy of construction of the wall from international law point of view.
de Currea-Lugo, V., & Sadat Meidani, T. B. S. H. (2003). Construction of the Wall in Palestinian Occupied Territories: The Question of its Legitimacy in the Shadow of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. Journal of Legal Research, 2(4), 77-105.
MLA
Victor de Currea-Lugo; Translated by S. Hossein Sadat Meidani. "Construction of the Wall in Palestinian Occupied Territories: The Question of its Legitimacy in the Shadow of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law". Journal of Legal Research, 2, 4, 2003, 77-105.
HARVARD
de Currea-Lugo, V., Sadat Meidani, T. B. S. H. (2003). 'Construction of the Wall in Palestinian Occupied Territories: The Question of its Legitimacy in the Shadow of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law', Journal of Legal Research, 2(4), pp. 77-105.
VANCOUVER
de Currea-Lugo, V., Sadat Meidani, T. B. S. H. Construction of the Wall in Palestinian Occupied Territories: The Question of its Legitimacy in the Shadow of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. Journal of Legal Research, 2003; 2(4): 77-105.
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