Arbitrary detention in state-to-state relations
Global action to counter arbitrary detention in state-to-state relations, also known as state hostage-taking, where a foreign state arbitrarily arrests, detains or sentences a foreign national to compel action or exert leverage over another state.
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Independent panel report on State hostage-taking
A report by an International Independent Panel of six eminent jurists analyzing legal frameworks and gaps and recommending ways to strengthen related norms.
Initiative against arbitrary detention in state-to-state relations
An overview of Canada’s leadership in the fight against Arbitrary Detention in State-to-State Relations.
Declaration Against Arbitrary Detention in State-to-State Relations
A global statement of solidarity that the international community will not tolerate this practice.
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