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==Categorization==
==Categorization==


Issues: [[Laws of War/Cyberwar]]
* Issues: [[Laws of War/Cyberwar]]


==Key Words==  
==Key Words==  


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==Synopsis==
==Synopsis==


Explores whether international humanitarian law (IHL) in general applies to computer network attacks (CNA) and what specific prohibitions or limitations on the use of computer network attacks follow from international humanitarian law, in particular from the Additional Protocols.  From the International Expert Conference on Computer Network Attacks and the Applicability of International Humanitarian Law, Stockholm, 17-19.11.2004
Explores whether international humanitarian law (IHL) in general applies to computer network attacks (CNA) and what specific prohibitions or limitations on the use of computer network attacks follow from international humanitarian law, in particular from the Additional Protocols.  From the International Expert Conference on Computer Network Attacks and the Applicability of International Humanitarian Law, Stockholm, 17-19.11.2004
==Policy Relevance==
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==Case Examples==


==Additional Notes and Highlights==
==Additional Notes and Highlights==
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* Consider how these themes relate to other cases, broader thematic areas, etc''

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Applicability of the Additional Protocols to Computer Network Attacks

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Knut Dörmann, Applicability of the Additional Protocols to Computer Network Attacks (2004) Web

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Explores whether international humanitarian law (IHL) in general applies to computer network attacks (CNA) and what specific prohibitions or limitations on the use of computer network attacks follow from international humanitarian law, in particular from the Additional Protocols. From the International Expert Conference on Computer Network Attacks and the Applicability of International Humanitarian Law, Stockholm, 17-19.11.2004

Additional Notes and Highlights