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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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• 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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• 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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• 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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