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Effectiveness of the 2010 Beijing Convention and Protocol in Addressing Aviation Security Threats
Following the September 11 terrorist attacks in America and the occurrence of other new and emerging threats to civil aviation, the international community has been faced with the harsh reality in the field of aviation security, hence, several legal attempts were made to address such aviation thr
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