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There are 12 and not 11 conventions on terrorism.
In the section which details article 4 of the 3rd Geneva Convention appertaining to the definition of a cpmbatant would it not be prudent to take note of article 5 of the same convention which ensures the same protection, as defined in the convention regarding defineable combatants, to those whose participation in a conflict cannot be defined.
Split content to Terrorism and the laws of war (International humanitarian law)-- Bonifacius 10:02, 7 February 2010 (UTC)
There are not enough cited references for many of the facts in this article particularly were there are either no links to other wikipedia articles or the links are in red.
The list in the Further reading section is way too long. If the books and articles are unlikely to be used as references for this article they should be removed, or at least pruned back to no more than half a dozen. -- PBS ( talk) 10:33, 8 February 2010 (UTC)
The description of the various multilateral conventions seems to have come from material prepared by UN Treaty Department and the UN CTC (See: CTC and UNDOC). Although this is old material in WP (it has been here at least since 2005,) I propose deleting the descriptions and leaving - just for now - only the name of the documents and the links, if any. On the medium term, once we have developed a separate WP article for each convention, this article should probably be replaced by a category. I'm already working on the individual articles of a few of the more recent instruments, but it will take a while.-- Bonifacius 21:12, 8 February 2010 (UTC)
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There are 12 and not 11 conventions on terrorism.
In the section which details article 4 of the 3rd Geneva Convention appertaining to the definition of a cpmbatant would it not be prudent to take note of article 5 of the same convention which ensures the same protection, as defined in the convention regarding defineable combatants, to those whose participation in a conflict cannot be defined.
Split content to Terrorism and the laws of war (International humanitarian law)-- Bonifacius 10:02, 7 February 2010 (UTC)
There are not enough cited references for many of the facts in this article particularly were there are either no links to other wikipedia articles or the links are in red.
The list in the Further reading section is way too long. If the books and articles are unlikely to be used as references for this article they should be removed, or at least pruned back to no more than half a dozen. -- PBS ( talk) 10:33, 8 February 2010 (UTC)
The description of the various multilateral conventions seems to have come from material prepared by UN Treaty Department and the UN CTC (See: CTC and UNDOC). Although this is old material in WP (it has been here at least since 2005,) I propose deleting the descriptions and leaving - just for now - only the name of the documents and the links, if any. On the medium term, once we have developed a separate WP article for each convention, this article should probably be replaced by a category. I'm already working on the individual articles of a few of the more recent instruments, but it will take a while.-- Bonifacius 21:12, 8 February 2010 (UTC)