Internment of Combatants is a legal and military practice constituting the deprivation of liberty of individuals recognized as combatants during armed conflict, distinguished from criminal detention by its preventive and non-punitive purpose aimed at neutralizing their active participation in hostilities.
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University of St Andrews
St Andrews, United Kingdom
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University of Michigan
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Queen's University Belfast
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Sheffield Hallam University
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Shaughnessy Hospital
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John Carroll University
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