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Volume I of McGill Manual on military outer space law gets published
Volume I of McGill Manual on International Law Applicable to Military Uses of Outer Space (MILAMOS): Volume I – Rules containing the 52 rules agreed by consensus among subject-matter experts and institutions over a six-year process, has been published.
The project was initiated by the Faculty of Law’s Centre for Research in Air and Space Law involving over 80 international participants
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