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Photo: Pixabay Exhibition cover photo When does a state become a party to war? When are sanctions permissible? What about Russian theft of grain? And how can war crimes be punished? Due to Russia's attack on Ukraine, a digital exhibition now provides brief, understandable insight into the legal questions related to the war. The project was developed by Dr. Anne Dienelt and students in the Faculty of Law at Universität Hamburg. The digital multimedia exhibition illuminates 14 issues in international law. Short texts include illustrations and other material such as headlines from online media, messages in social networks, and legal texts. The goal is to make complex legal issues graspable and to answer questions. -The occasion for our project was the awareness that there are many abridged accounts with regard to the legal status of the conflict. Moreover, you find in social networks, for example, false claims and conspiracy theories,- says Dr. Anne Dienelt, senior research fellow at the Institute of International Affairs in the Faculty of Law at Universität Hamburg.
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