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DEMARCATION OF OCEAN AREAS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW (Delimitacja obszarów morskich w prawie miedzynarodowym)

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Janusz-Pawletta B.
Prawo Morskie
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2009
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vol. 25
113-131
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The demarcation of ocean areas requires a consideration of a whole range of legal provisions. But there also exist many aspects of an extra-legal nature which have a substantive effect on the ultimate course of ocean borders. Demarcation has not lost its contemporary importance either from a legal or from a political point of view - for example, in the case of the Snake Island dispute between Ukraine and Romania, the dispute over the Spratly and Paracel islands, and the dispute between Japan and Russia about the Kuril Islands. The authoress of the article predicts that in the immediate future we must count on a growth in the importance of the demarcation issue. She is a proponent of the most commonly applied method in international law of settling disputes of this kind - that is the principle of equidistance. In accordance with the UN Convention (10 December 1982), she thinks that when one is dividing up the territory of a shelf area or of economic zones, it is vital to come to an appropriate solution of the dispute.
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USE OF THE POLISH ARMED FORCES IN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS IN THE LIGHT OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW (Uzycie sil zbrojnych RP w operacjach pokojowych w swietle miedzynarodowego praca humanitarnego)

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Janusz-Pawletta B.
Międzynarodowe Prawo Humanitarne
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2010
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vol. 1
151-171
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Today, we witness a growing Poland's activity in delegating its soldiers to serve in frames of international peace-keeping operations. The legal source for such decisions is rooted both in the Poland's national law and its international legal commitments, especially within the Law of Armed Conflicts. Also the local laws are binding for soldiers on the mission. All these provisions define the legal status of soldiers, their rights and obligations under law, as well as the scope of responsibility in case of conduct which would disobey the binding rules. All these questions within the specific context of peace-keeping organizations are elaborated in the paper at hand.
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