1. فارسی
1. توکلی طبسی، علی؛ منصوری، فرنگیس (بهار - تابستان 1394). «تعهد و التزام متخاصمین به قواعد حقوق بشردوستانه در مخاصمۀ داخلی سوریه»، مجلۀ حقوقی بینالمللی، ش 52، ص 204-159.
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2.انگلیسی
A) Articles
3. Aurel Sari (2008). status of forces and status of mission agreements under ESDP: THE EUs Evolving Practice, EJIL, vol. 19, no.1, pp 67-100.
4. Bockslaff, Klaus and Koch Micheal (1982). the tabatabai case: the immunity of special envoys and the limits of judicial review, GERMAN yearbook of international law, pp 539-584.
5. Nikołajew, Jerzy (2013). the concept and classification of special missions under international law doctrine, Review of comparative law, Volume XVIII, pp 129-146.
6. Scott sheeran (2010). UN peacekeeping and the model status of forces agreement, United Nations peacekeeping law reform project, school of law, university of Essex, pp 1-53.
7. Wood, Michael (2012). the immunity of official visitors, Max Planck yearbook of United Nations law, vol 16, pp 36-98.
B) Cases
8. European Court of Human Rights Judgment (2001). Case Of McElhinney v. Ireland.
9. European Court of Human Rights Judgment (2014). Case Of Jones and Others v. The United Kingdom.
10. Icj report (2002). Case Concerning the Arrest Warrant, (Democratic Republic Of The Congo v. Belgium).
C) Documents
11. Advisory committee on issues of public international law (2011). advisory report on the immunity of foreign state officials, advisory report NO. 20, The Hague, 1-50.
12. agreement between the government of Australia and the government of The Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste concerning the restoration and maintenance of security in Timor-Leste.
13. Agreement between the Russian Federation and the Syrian Arab Republic on deployment of an aviation group of the Russian Armed Forces on the territory of the Syrian Arab Republic.
14. A/RES/62/66
15. between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on the Status of NATO Forces and NATO personnel conducting mutually agreed NATO-led activities in Afghanistan
16. International security advisory board (16 January 2015), Report on status of forces agreement,1-70.
17. R. A. Kolodkin(2010), Second report on immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction, UN Doc. A/CN.4/631.
18. R. A. Kolodkin (2008), Preliminary report on immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction, UN Doc. A/CN.4/601.
19. Report of the International Law Commission, Sixty-sixth session, (5 May–6 June and 7 July–8 August 2014), Supplement No. 10 (A/69/10), 229-237.
20. Report of the International Law Commission, sixty-eighth session (2 May–10 June and 4 July–12 August 2016), Supplement No. 10,( A/71/10), 341-363.
21. Security and Defense cooperation agreement between The Islamic Republic Of Afghanistan and The United States Of America
22. Status of forces agreement between the government of The Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste and the government of United States of America
23. Year book of international law commission (1967), vol. ll.
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