The Assange saga: who does the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention represent?

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Dominguez-Redondo, E. 2016. The Assange saga: who does the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention represent? IntLawGrrls.
TitleThe Assange saga: who does the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention represent?
AuthorsDominguez-Redondo, E.
Abstract

Analysis on the legal status of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention deciding on the legality of Assange confinement.

Research GroupLaw and Politics
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Print14 Feb 2016
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Deposited07 Nov 2018
Accepted11 Feb 2016
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