A different kind of war

In this sober and impressive study, Sponeck reminds us of the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1907 that bar any penalty inflicted on people for actions for which they are not responsible.he demonstrates with care and precision that the UN Security Council.radically violated these minimal conditions of civilized behavior in their sanctions program directed against the tortured population of I...

In this sober and impressive study, Sponeck reminds us of the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1907 that bar any penalty inflicted on people for actions for which they are not responsible.he demonstrates with care and precision that the UN Security Council.radically violated these minimal conditions of civilized behavior in their sanctions program directed against the tortured population of I...

In this sober and impressive study, Sponeck reminds us of the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1907 that bar any penalty inflicted on people for actions for which they are not responsible.he demonstrates with care and precision that the UN Security Council.radically violated these minimal conditions of civilized behavior in their sanctions program directed against the tortured population of I...

In this sober and impressive study, Sponeck reminds us of the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1907 that bar any penalty inflicted on people for actions for which they are not responsible.he demonstrates with care and precision that the UN Security Council.radically violated these minimal conditions of civilized behavior in their sanctions program directed against the tortured population of I...

In this sober and impressive study, Sponeck reminds us of the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1907 that bar any penalty inflicted on people for actions for which they are not responsible.he demonstrates with care and precision that the UN Security Council.radically violated these minimal conditions of civilized behavior in their sanctions program directed against the tortured population of I...

In this sober and impressive study, Sponeck reminds us of the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1907 that bar any penalty inflicted on people for actions for which they are not responsible.he demonstrates with care and precision that the UN Security Council.radically violated these minimal conditions of civilized behavior in their sanctions program directed against the tortured population of I...

In this sober and impressive study, Sponeck reminds us of the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1907 that bar any penalty inflicted on people for actions for which they are not responsible.he demonstrates with care and precision that the UN Security Council.radically violated these minimal conditions of civilized behavior in their sanctions program directed against the tortured population of I...

In this sober and impressive study, Sponeck reminds us of the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1907 that bar any penalty inflicted on people for actions for which they are not responsible.he demonstrates with care and precision that the UN Security Council.radically violated these minimal conditions of civilized behavior in their sanctions program directed against the tortured population of I...