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THE ATTITUDE OF BRITAIN TOWARDS THE IMPOSITION OF MARTIAL LAW IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA AND ITS IMPACTS, JULY-SEPTEMBER 1985.
The apartheid policy pursued by the government of the Republic of South Africa was born out of the expansion of violence committed by blacks in June 1985, which prompted the government of the Republic of South Africa to declare martial law in July 1985.Although the British government condemned the declaration of martial law, it isto rejectTDemands of the European Council and the United Nations to impose sanctions against the Republic of South Africa.
期刊介绍:
The Russian Law Journal is one of the first academic legal journals in English to be published in Russia. Our goal is to provide scholars worldwide with comparative papers on recent legal developments not only in Russia, but also in Eurasia, other jurisdictions and on the international level. The idea to establish this journal belongs to the following scholars of Moscow State Lomonosov University Law Faculty: Gleb Bogush, Nataliya Bocharova, Dmitry and Anastasia Maleshin and Sergei Tretyakov. We want to bring the Russian academic legal tradition closer to the international environment and make Russian legal scholarship more accessible to other scholars and well-known worldwide.