THE CASE CONCERNING

“OPERATION PROVIDE SHELTER”

FACTS: ALICANTO
FACTS: NEW BENNU
FACTS: Change of Alicanto’s Government
FACTS: New Bennu and the New Parliament
FACTS: SC INTERVENTION (UNMORPH)
FACTS: SC INTERVENTION (UNMORPH)
FACTS: SC INTERVENTION (UNMORPH)
FACTS: The Introduction of Talonnic Law
FACTS: Talonnic Law Caused Violence
FACTS: The Death of PM Simurg
Facts: Ravisia’s Intervention
Excerpt from the Speech of the
Ravisian President:
“With confidence that I am acting in the best traditions
of our nation and in the best interests of all nations, I
hereby declare to the world that if the Security Council
will not authorize the international intervention that
we are proposing, our beloved Ravisia will itself honor
its responsibility to protect the good, valiant, and
innocent people of Alicanto, to whom history has
bound us. I will not shirk that duty: I cannot. I call on
all of goodwill to join us in our mission, but we will
complete it in any event. That is my solemn vow.”
Facts: Defeat of Ravisia’s Propositions
Bilateral Negotiations (Alicanto v. Ravisia)
Bilateral Negotiations (Alicanto v. Ravisia)
OPERATION PROVIDE SHELTER
OPERATION PROVIDE SHELTER
 Arguments
Alicanto
requests that the Court:
1. declare that the occupation of Alicantan
territory by Ravisian armed forces since 1
August 2008 has been and continues to be
a violation of international law, and order
Ravisia to remove its military personnel
from Alicanto at once;
2. to produce the intelligence that was
delivered to the Secretary-General
3. determine that the conduct of Ravisian
soldiers at Camp Tara, including the
broadcasting of offensive radio
programming and the sexual exploitation
of Alicantan children, are violations of
international law
4. order Ravisia immediately to deliver to
Alicanto the fugitive Piccardo Donati
Ravisia
requests that the Court:
1. declare that the presence of the
Ravisian military forces in Alicanto
has been and continues to be fully
justified under international law
2. decline to call upon Ravisia to
produce its classified intelligence
3. find that Ravisia’s conduct at Camp
Tara at all times has been entirely
lawful
4. hold that the Alicantan citizen
Piccardo Donati need not be
repatriated to Alicanto, where he
will be subjected to judicial
execution in violation of
international law.
“Talonnic Law for our Times.”
Two of its chapters, “On Women’s Rights” and “On
the Death Penalty,” immediately drew criticism from
international human rights organizations, including
ILSA. The chapter “On Women’s Rights” provided
that local registries would not record ownership of
real property or businesses in the names of women,
unless they occupied their residences or operated
their businesses.