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About this Item: Vij Books India Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, 2016. Soft cover. Condition: New. 364pp. Seller Inventory # 351873

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About this Item: Vij Books India Pvt. Ltd. India", "New Delhi. Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 2013. A Handbook of Military Law: Reference Manual (Revised Edition) U.C. Jha. Revised Edition. Seller Inventory # 103282

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About this Item: KW Publishers India", "New Delhi. Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 2010. The South Asian Military Law Systems U.C. Jha. First Edition. Seller Inventory # 104396

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About this Item: Vij Books India Pvt. Ltd. India", "New Delhi. Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 2010. Indian Armed Forces: Socio Legal Perspective Wg Cdr U. C. Jha(Retd). Seller Inventory # 103284

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About this Item: KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, India, 2010. Hardback. Condition: New. Language: English . Brand New Book. This book is a comparative study of the military law systems of the five South Asian countries: Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. It also considers those aspects of international human rights laws and international humanitarian laws which are relevant to the activities of the armed forces, while they are deployed in the armed conflicts, in the peacekeeping missions or when they are in barracks. Using famous cases to illustrate legal points, this book examines minor punishments, describes step-by-step court martial process, and offers an overview of the constitutional and statutory rights available to armed forces personnel in South Asia. The author recommends that the armed forces personnel must not be subjected to cruel and degrading punishments under the military laws; and certain groups, for example women combatants must not be vulnerable to discrimination. It also critically examines special emergency laws under which armed forces are deployed in the internal security duties in South Asia. The author is of the view that respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all, including armed forces personnel, is not just a moral obligation. It is part of international human rights law, and the South Asian countries are obliged to respect and protect the rights of personnel serving in their armed forces. This is a timely study in South Asia, in the light of allegations of human rights violations against the armed forces personnel. It will have broad appeal for scholars in human rights, international humanitarian law, the military studies and anyone concerned with the policy studies in the armed forces. Seller Inventory # AMO9789380502434

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About this Item: KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, India, 2010. Hardback. Condition: New. Language: English . Brand New Book. This book is a comparative study of the military law systems of the five South Asian countries: Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. It also considers those aspects of international human rights laws and international humanitarian laws which are relevant to the activities of the armed forces, while they are deployed in the armed conflicts, in the peacekeeping missions or when they are in barracks. Using famous cases to illustrate legal points, this book examines minor punishments, describes step-by-step court martial process, and offers an overview of the constitutional and statutory rights available to armed forces personnel in South Asia. The author recommends that the armed forces personnel must not be subjected to cruel and degrading punishments under the military laws; and certain groups, for example women combatants must not be vulnerable to discrimination. It also critically examines special emergency laws under which armed forces are deployed in the internal security duties in South Asia. The author is of the view that respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all, including armed forces personnel, is not just a moral obligation. It is part of international human rights law, and the South Asian countries are obliged to respect and protect the rights of personnel serving in their armed forces. This is a timely study in South Asia, in the light of allegations of human rights violations against the armed forces personnel. It will have broad appeal for scholars in human rights, international humanitarian law, the military studies and anyone concerned with the policy studies in the armed forces. Seller Inventory # AMO9789380502434

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About this Item: Vij Books India, 2015. Condition: New. book. Seller Inventory # M9384464287

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About this Item: Vij Books India Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, 2010. Hardcover. Condition: New. 280pp. Seller Inventory # 352091

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About this Item: KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, 2016. Soft cover. Condition: New. 208pp. Seller Inventory # 331823

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About this Item: Vij Books India Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, 2015. Hardcover. Condition: New. 272pp. Seller Inventory # 351890

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About this Item: KW Publishers, New Delhi, India, 2014. Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. First Edition. Lethal drones have been used in the last 12 years by the United States to strike targets and eliminate terrorists in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen and a few other countries. Details of how armed drones are being used, in or outside of declared wars, are closely guarded secrets by all three states known to use them. However, these drones have also been responsible for killing and injuring thousands of civilians, including women and children, besides destroying homes and property. The US and its allies have claimed that the drone strikes have been spectacularly successful—in terms of both finding and killing targeted enemies. Drones have been projected as a military necessity and their market is growing fast, especially for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. The use of unmanned drones to target belligerents raises many complex issues. It is of crucial importance that traditional ethical rules and practices are applied; that rules of international law are observed even while engaging with terrorists. There are a few who justify the use of drones, but their argument is somewhat similar to the argument used for dropping atomic bombs over Japan in WWII. Lethal drones are a weapon of rich nations who have used them to attack poor, defenceless nations. This book discusses the ethical, legal and strategic issues relating to the use of drones in armed conflict.Printed Pages: 302. Seller Inventory # 104268

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About this Item: Vij Books India Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, 2016. Hardcover. Condition: New. 260pp. Seller Inventory # 351987

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About this Item: K.K. Publications, New Delhi, 2014. Hardcover. Condition: New. 284 + xviii pp. Lethal drones have been used in the last 12 years by the United States to strike targets and eliminate terrorists in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen and a few other countries. Details of how armed drones are being used, in or outside of declared wars, are closely guarded secrets by all three states known to use them. However, these drones have also been responsible for killing and injuring thousands of civilians, including women and children, besides destroying homes and property. The US and its allies have claimed that the drone strikes have been spectacularly successful?in terms of both finding and killing targeted enemies. Drones have been projected as a military necessity and their market is growing fast, especially for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. The use of unmanned drones to target belligerents raises many complex issues. It is of crucial importance that traditional ethical rules and practices are applied; that rules of international law are observed even while engaging with terrorists. There are a few who justify the use of drones, but their argument is somewhat similar to the argument used for dropping atomic bombs over Japan in WWII. Lethal drones are a weapon of rich nations who have used them to attack poor, defenceless nations. This book discusses the ethical, legal and strategic issues relating to the use of drones in armed conflict. Seller Inventory # 244388

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About this Item: Manas, New Delhi, 2010. Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Table of cases. Preface. 1. Background. 2. Composition jurisdiction and functioning. 3. Impact on administrative actions. 4. Impact on summary punishments. 5. Impact on court martial. 6. Impact on grievance Redress System. 7. System of grievance redress. 8. Tenth Report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on defence. Appendices. Index. India took the first step towards civilianizing of the military justice system in 2007 when Parliament passed the Armed Forces Tribunal Act. The Tribunal and its benches will provide a unique forum of appeal to the armed forces personnel. This book critically examines the jurisdiction and power of the Tribunal and seeks to provide an insight into the problems that may come up when it takes issues relating to the conditions of service and court martial. The appellate forums of a few other democracies have also been discussed. The book provides all the documents relating to the Armed Forces Tribunal in India its background report of the Law Commission the Bill of 2005 report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee the debate in Parliament which took place before passing of the Bill the Act and the Rules made thereunder. It also critically analyses the grievances redress systems prevailing in the armed forces. This book is a must read for serving and retired military persons the legal fraternity social scientists researchers and anyone concerned with policy relevant to the armed forces. 264 pp. Seller Inventory # 74907

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About this Item: Vij Books, 2015. Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 2nd revised edition edition. 374 pages. 10.25x7.50x1.25 inches. In Stock. Seller Inventory # 9384464287

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About this Item: KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, 2013. Hardcover. Condition: Used: Very Good. Hardcover. Very Good in Good dust jacket. Small tear and rubbing to dust jacket. Text block clean and unmarked. Tight binding. Seller Inventory # GL16A28555

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About this Item: VIJ Books (India) Pty Ltd, India, 2010. Hardback. Condition: New. Language: English . Brand New Book. There is not much research done on the socio-legal aspects related to the Armed Forces in India. The author in this book has given detailed analysis on some of the legal issues of concern to the Armed Forces of India. The book is a compilation of the presentations made by the author at various forums including USI, academic institutions and Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence. The author in the book has touched upon issues related to Redress of Grievances, Armed Forces Tribunal Act, Laws on Weaponry, Command Responsibility in Armed Conflict, need for a Common Code for the Armed Forces, International Criminal Court, Human Rights and Armed Forces Special Powers Act. An important issue related to the Stress Management in the Armed Forces and discussed in the Parliament has also been discussed. The recommendations based on the presentation made to the Parliament Standing Committee on Defence has also been elaborated. The book is aimed at providing useful information about our military legal system to unit officers, formation commanders. Legal professionals and public in general. Seller Inventory # AAR9789380177229

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About this Item: VIJ Books (India) Pty Ltd, India, 2010. Hardback. Condition: New. Language: English . Brand New Book. There is not much research done on the socio-legal aspects related to the Armed Forces in India. The author in this book has given detailed analysis on some of the legal issues of concern to the Armed Forces of India. The book is a compilation of the presentations made by the author at various forums including USI, academic institutions and Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence. The author in the book has touched upon issues related to Redress of Grievances, Armed Forces Tribunal Act, Laws on Weaponry, Command Responsibility in Armed Conflict, need for a Common Code for the Armed Forces, International Criminal Court, Human Rights and Armed Forces Special Powers Act. An important issue related to the Stress Management in the Armed Forces and discussed in the Parliament has also been discussed. The recommendations based on the presentation made to the Parliament Standing Committee on Defence has also been elaborated. The book is aimed at providing useful information about our military legal system to unit officers, formation commanders. Legal professionals and public in general. Seller Inventory # AAR9789380177229

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About this Item: KW Publishers India", "New Delhi. Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 2013. Weapons of War: Environmental Impact Dr U.C. Jha. First Edition. Seller Inventory # 104292

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About this Item: Lexis Nexis, 2009. Softcover. Condition: New. As members of the armed forces, more than 1.5 million Indians are subject to the military justice system. A legal system designed and implemented to serve the interest of colonial masters after the Mutiny of 1857 is still applicable to this group of Indians in the name of discipline. This book discusses the concepts of ?justice? and ?human rights?, and makes a strong case for the application of these concepts to the armed forces, while maintaining their discipline and operational efficiency. The military justice system is rarely criticised in our country?it is generally ignored under the notion that it relates to a handful of uniformed personnel who volunteer to be governed by it. A natural tendency exists within the armed forces to defend the system, calling it ?time-tested? In addition, a veil of secrecy is drawn over military matters. The highlight of this book is a critical analysis of the existing military justice system in India and its comparison with that of the UK and the USA. Across the world, there is a clear trend of change in the military justice system regarding the rights of the accused and the human rights standards. Some important elements of this change are the independence of judges, the establishment of standing courts, the right to legal representation and increased rights of the accused in terms of electing trial instead of summary procedures. This book points out the deficiencies in the Indian military justice system and argues that limitations on human rights must be provided for by law and should be consistent with international treaty obligations. Everybody concerned with the military justice system?political leaders, military personnel, social scientists, lawyers and policy makers?should read this book. Tables of Contents:- Contents Preface . v Contents . xiii Table of Cases . xix CHAPTER 1 The Idea of Justice and the Military Justice System . 1 CONCEPT OF JUSTICE . 3 NOTIONS OF JUSTICE . 8 MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEM .13 HISTORY OF INDIAN MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEM .18 CHAPTER 2 Constitution of India and the Armed Forces . 23 THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND THE ARMED FORCES .24 Fundamental Rights .25 Article 33 .28 International Law .31 Changes in the Military Law in the UK .33 Military Law in the USA .34 Constitutional Interpretation .34 Article 21 of the Constitution .35 Fundamental Rights and the Military Legal System .36 CASES RELATING TO ARTICLE 33 .42 THE ROLE OF THE LEGISLATURE AND THE SUPREME COURT .49 CHAPTER 3 Court-martial: System and Procedure at Trial . 55 PROVISIONS OF COURTS-MARTIAL IN THE INDIAN AIR FORCE AND THE NAVY .58 JURISDICTION OF COURTS-MARTIAL AS TO OFFENCE . Printed Pages: 0. Seller Inventory # 72988

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