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International Crimes Investigations: The Role of European Gendarmerie Organisations and Battlefield Evidence
Amid rising global instability and increasingly complex security environments, there may be a growing actual and potential role for European gendarmerie forces in collecting battlefield evidence to support investigations of international crimes. This chapter examines the diverse contexts in which ge
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