CYIL vol. 9 (2018)

Abortion and Euthanasia in the draft Human Rights Committee’s General Comment No. 36 on the Right to Life Pavel Caban 187 The Principle of the Presumption of Innocence in the European and International Context Jiří Mulák 199 The military use of unmanned aerial vehicles by the military and its conformity with international humanitarian law Birutė Pranevičienė – Violeta Vasiliauskienė 214

Right to Citizenship between International Law and Politics, with an Emphasize to its Implementation in the State in Transition: A Montenegro Perspective Ivana Jelic The Czech Republic and Solidarity with Refugees: There were Times when Solidarity Mattered Věra Honusková

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V. HEALTH LAW, ETHICS, AND HUMAN RIGHTS

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The Convention on Biomedicine and Czech health law: the cornerstone of a great reform Petr Šustek 257 Convention on Biomedicine and Liability Resulting from Deficiency in Informed Consent Tomáš Holčapek 270 Mitochondrial replacement therapy in the light of the Convention on Biomedicine: the outline of a dilemma Martin Šolc 280 The Czechoslovakian Case of 1949 in the Gatt: Was there Some Luck in its Misfortune? Viktoriia Lapa 60 Years of the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards: What is the Way Forward? Monika Feigerlová Legal Concerns on International Investment Between the Czech Republic and China: Chances and Challenges Anran Zhang 299 314 324 VI. VIEWS ON INVESTMENT AND TRADE LAW 297

Poverty Eradication – Controversies Between UN and WTO Nino Parsadanishvili

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What Can We Expect from Post-Brexit United Kingdom’s Investment Policy? Ondřej Svoboda – Jan Kunstýř

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