the colombian policy of rewards from the perspective of international humanitarian law
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Abstract
The scandal caused by the assassination of a guerrilla leader by one of his subordinates and the payment of a substantial economic reward made to him by the State, led to the first questionings regarding the legality of the reward system in Colombia. This article seeks to establish if the state spon sored reward policy respects the rules of International Humanitarian Law applicable to the Colombian armed conflict. For this purpose the article will analyze both the legislative development and three of the most controversial situations raised in practice which prove the range and effects of the use of rewards as a strategic tactic within the armed conflict.
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| Authors | ;Manuel Galvis - Martínez |
| Journal | journal of experimental psychology applied |
| Year | 2010 |
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