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The following is known as the "SAFETY NET" of International Humanitarian Law

The "MARTENS CLAUSE", filling gaps by referring to principles of humanity and the dictates of public conscience, is described as the 'safety net' of international…

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The following is known as the "SAFETY NET" of International Humanitarian Law

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The "MARTENS CLAUSE", filling gaps by referring to principles of humanity and the dictates of public conscience, is described as the 'safety net' of international humanitarian law.

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