INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW IN THE CONTEXT OF CURRENT CONFLICTS. THE LOGISTICS IN SPECIAL PROTECTION AREAS
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The paper intends to highlight the importance of the referendum in a democratic State and to stress the need that its organization and conduct have to be in accordance with the standards required by a State governed by the rule of law. The role of the Constitutional Court will also be depicted and its case-law will be briefly presented in what concers the most relevant aspects of the referendum as an instrument used by the citizens in order to participate in the decision-making process at the State level.
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