This article analyzes two recent cases on the legality of security detentions in armed conflicts under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). It will proceed as follows: First, it will identify competing interpretations of international humanitarian law and their implications for the way in which the relationship between international humanitarian law and human rights law can be approached. Second, the paper will analyze the decisions of both the High Court of Justice and the Court of Appeal in Serdar Mohammed, and of the European Court of Human Rights in Hassan. Third, the article will compare the approaches and analyze to what extent a reconciliation is possible. It will be demonstrated that the decisions in fact are to a great extent reconcilable. The article will conclude that the interpretations by the English courts and by the European Court of Human Rights are to commend, in particular because of a commonality they share: the awareness that legal orders cannot be treated as if they would stand in isolation from each other, and that their interrelationship can be properly assessed without merging them.

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Between Humanization and Humanitarization? Detention in Armed Conflicts and the European Convention on Human Rights

There has recently been an upsurge of work on the (by now) classical problem of the stability of Gaussian elimination e.g., the papers of Trefethen & Schreiber [5], and Higham and Higham [2]. This short note describes some experimental results in this area derived by the author. They are described more fully in a technical report [4].

Some statistics on Gaussian elimination with partial pivoting

Three relatively brief papers are presented on the following subjects: element growth in Gaussian elimination, estimating cond(A) with subroutine DGECO, and consideration of an error bound in Gaussian elimination. (RWR)

LINPACK working note No. 8: three numerical experiments with Gaussian elimination

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LINPACK working note No. 8: three numerical experiments with Gaussian elimination