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Category Archives: International Law
Scotland’s Future – Absolvitor’s Questions Answered
I have just finished a cursory scan of the White Paper “Scotland’s Future” which (at long last) answers some of the fundamental questions raised by this website answered: Q590. There will be no change in the constitutional position of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Church of Scotland, Scotland, Scottish independence
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Syria, Chemical Weapons and International Law
After the UK Parliament narrowly voted against possible military intervention in Syria as part of a response to its recent chemical weapon use, I thought I would have a look at what the law says on the issue. So, was … Continue reading
