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• Hostis humani generis
  ...may have first been used by the Roman statesman [[Cicero]], ''"Pirata est hostis humani generis"'', “a
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• Hostis humani generis/Definition
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• Hostis humani generis/Related Articles
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• Pirate/Definition
  One who supports or commits [[piracy]], traditionally considered ''[[hostis humani generis]]'', an enemy of mankind
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• Piracy/Related Articles
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• Forti v. Suarez Mason/Definition
  A 1987 U.S. case that determined that the principle of ''[[hostis humani generis]]'' applied to torturers, and thus placed them under [[universal jurisdicti
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• Forti v. Suarez Mason/Related Articles
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• Hostis humani generis
  ...may have first been used by the Roman statesman [[Cicero]], ''"Pirata est hostis humani generis"'', “a
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• Forti v. Suarez Mason
  ...ted against Argentinean citizens without a clear tie to the U.S., were ''[[hostis humani generis]]'' and thus subject to the jurisdiction of any country, even though the ac
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• International law enforcement
  ...ch as [[piracy]] and [[slavery]], have long fallen under the theory of ''[[Hostis humani generis]]'', or crimes against humanity against which any nation can act.
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• Extrajudicial detention, Israel
  ...tention was based on interpretations of [[universal jurisdiction]] and ''[[hostis humani generis]]''. Note that this was in 1961, but the Rome Statute enabling the [[Intern
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• United Nations/Related Articles
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• International Criminal Court
  ...genocide has been the most frequent charge, although the doctrines of ''[[hostis humani generis]]'' or [[just war theory]] presumably could establish other crimes such as
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• Piracy
  ...nd international waters, and no source of international law. The idea of ''hostis humani generis'' grew to include other categories, such as [[slavery]] and [[genocide]], b
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• Crime
  ...e scale: [[genocide]], [[ethnic cleansing]], torture. The category of ''[[Hostis humani generis]]'' began with [[piracy]] and has continued to include crimes against all c
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• Universal jurisdiction
  Some of its legal framework relates to the legal doctrine of ''hostis humani generis'', most commonly applied to piracy|pirates or slavery|slavers, who could be
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• U.S. intelligence activities in Argentina
  }}</ref> the Court held that torturers were ''[[hostis humani generis]]'' and thus subject to the jurisdiction of any country, even though the ac
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• Josef Mengele/Debate Guide
  Under the doctrine of ''[[hostis humani generis]]'', the acts of some criminals against humanity were so great that the per
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• Extrajudicial detention
  ...s may not be practical or applicable, including such offenses considered ''hostis humani generis'' such as piracy in international waters. The laws of land warfare have acc ...f piracy|pirates captured in international waters, under the doctrine of ''hostis humani generis''.
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• War crime
  ...nsus of qualifying as egregious conduct, perhaps under the doctrine of ''[[hostis humani generis]]'' or of [[just war theory]].
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• CZ Talk:Neutrality Policy/Archive 1
  ...riand Pact]], as well as law with precedent such as the anti-piratical ''[[Hostis humani generis]]''? So isn't this (specifically, the non-ex-post-facto nature of the Nurem ...t some of these. There are articles about the [[Kellogg-Briand Pact]], ''[[hostis humani generis]]'', and [[just war theory]], the latter needing much work. [[User:Howard C
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