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International law / Humanitarian intervention / Responsibility to protect / Public international law / International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty / Non-interventionism / Use of force by states / Territorial integrity / Sovereignty / Law / International relations / Politics
Date: 2014-02-11 11:57:40
International law
Humanitarian intervention
Responsibility to protect
Public international law
International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty
Non-interventionism
Use of force by states
Territorial integrity
Sovereignty
Law
International relations
Politics

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