Conspicuously Absent - The Indispensable Third Party Principle at the ICJ in Nicaragua v Germany
Wentker, Alexander
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Stendel, Robert
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2024-03-13
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Nicaragua alleges that Germany violates the Genocide Convention and international humanitarian law by assisting Israel and also by failing to prevent violations of these bodies of law. It requests the International Court of Justice to indicate provisional measures, which would oblige Germany inter alia to stop assisting Israel. While the Court may be barred from exercising its jurisdiction over Nicaragua’s claims relating to the Genocide Convention it may be able to hear the claims regarding Germany’s duties under IHL.
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Wentker, Alexander
Gaza
Genocide Convention
Germany
ICJ
International Humanitarian Law
Internationaler Gerichtshof | Den Haag
Israel
Israel-Hamas-Krieg
Monetary Gold
Nicaragua
Provisional Measures
Internationaler Gerichtshof | Den Haag
Israel-Hamas-Krieg
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