Customary International Law and the Rule Against Taking Cultural Property as Spoils of War

Overview of attention for article published in Chinese Journal of International Law, December 2018

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What exactly is he saying ; what’s his point?🤦‍♀️

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@LlecheG @EllenKnickmeyer "the spoils of war" is contrary to international law. Destruction of archaeological sites or theft of cultural historical artifacts is arguably a war crime. https://t.co/FLhBS1cEJy

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