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Introduction: Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,And American starting Global War on Terror and attacks on Afghanistan in persuit of AL-QAEDA and TALIBAN as they were alleged to be involved in attacks of 9/11.Pakistan being a neighboring state also got effected by this war and a series of Suicide bombing started due to Pakistan’s alliance with American as frontline strategic partner in this war .Similarly more dangerous area in Pakistan was Tribal Areas along Afghan boarder and many militants escaping from Afghanistan came to these areas and allegedly planed attacks on allies forces fighting in Afghanistan.
So Americans expanded this war inside the Pakistani Boarder for attacking militants by Drone Attacks. Drone attacks in Pakistan are one of the most important and controversial aspects of the Bush as well as Obama Administration’s approach to fighting terrorism. The legality of drones has been questioned for a variety of reasons, some more grounded in fact than others, but in spite of these criticisms there is little question that the use of drones in surveillance and combat roles is on the rise international law has had to grapple with the fundamental challenges that large-scale violence carried out by non-State actors poses to the traditional inter-State orientation of international law.
Questions related to the “adequacy” and “effectiveness” of international humanitarian law, international human rights law and the law related to the use of force have been particularly pronounced… The first reported use of a “drone” was in 1919, when the inventor of autopilot technology and the gyroscope, Elmer Sperry, sunk a German battleship with a pilotless aircraft. The Vietnam War saw drones used for surveillance purposes. Drones have the advantage of being able to gather valuable intelligence without the inherent risk to human life that a traditional way by a piloted craft would pose.
Base for the Use of Drones: Drones base can be found from the speech of American President Bush while he was addressing joint session of American Congress and House of Representstive shortly after 9/11 stating that “We will direct every resource at our command, every means of diplomacy, every tool of intelligence, every instrument of law enforcement, every financial influence, and every necessary weapon of war, to attack and to the defeat of the global terror network.” The Bush Administration found great value in drone technology and used attack drones against targets in several countries, including Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq.Under President Obama, the use of attack drones has notably accelerated. The Taliban, subdued but not defeated, has not become a nonviolent political force in the new Afghanistan.
Nature of Pak-Afghan Border , Its Effect: .The border between Afghanistan and Pakistan may separate two sovereign States as a matter of law, but the Durand Line rarely functions as such in practice. This is the Pakhtun heartland, a transnational tribal cultural geographical region with large populations of Pashtuns on either side of the border. It is because of this intermingling of culture and allegiance that the area is frequently referred to as “Pak-Afghan” It is here where Al Qaeda’s then first- and second-in-command, Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri, were generally believed to be hiding until bin Laden was killed in an American raid on May 1, 2011 in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
So due to this close relationship between the residence of Pak Afghan boarder people use to come here and there acrose the border .So it becomes necessary for fighting terrorism to take actions on both sides of Pak Afghan border, But it does not mean that the forces acting in Afghanistan have free hand to attack even in the territory of Pakistan whenever and however they want. These attacks have to be in limitations of the rules of IHL. Drones, Importance in Targeting Terrorist: It is undeniable that American drone attacks in northwest Pakistan have had a significant impact in terms of deaths and injuries to civilians and damage to civilian objects.
In light of the stated purpose of these attacks, to facilitate the defeat of the Taliban and its Al Qaeda allies, this quantum of harm may or may not be justifiable in terms of ‘morality, ethics or policy, but these considerations are not, or are at least not wholly, considerations that determine ‘the legal analysis.For example, it is possible to support the use of drone attacks, either in particular situations or entirely, as a matter of morality, ethics or policy, and still conclude that any attack is unlawful. The inverse position is also possible. whether or not drone attacks are legal under international law related to the use of force is not dispositive as to their legality under international humanitarian law.
As with the juxtaposition of considerations of morality, ethics and policy, there need not be any correlation between ‘the legal analysis under the law related to the use of force and’ the legal analysis under international humanitarian law. As a matter of law, these are completely separate analyses. The legal determination of what constitutes “the battlefield” has particular significance for the use of drones, particularly armed drones. This is because “the battlefield” is used to effectively define the scope of IHL’s application.
In situations outside the scope of IHL, international human rights law (IHRL) applies. Further IHL allows for lethal force to be employed based upon the status of the target. A member of the enemy’s forces may be targeted with lethal force based purely on his status as a member of those forces. That individual does not have to pose a current threat to friendly forces or civilians at the time of targeting.
In contrast, IHRL permits lethal force only after a showing of dangerousness. Under IHRL, lethal force may only be employed if the individual poses an imminent threat to law enforcement officers attempting arrest or to other individuals. Further, IHRL requires that an opportunity to surrender be offered before lethal force is employed.
Controversy Regarding Application of IHL on Drone Attacks: Before assessing the lawfulness of each American drone attack in northwest Pakistan under international humanitarian law, it is necessary to first draw the distinction in law between situations of violence and situations of armed conflict and then to understand how international humanitarian law classifies situations of armed conflict. International humanitarian law did not provide a clear definition of armed conflict, despite the fact that international humanitarian law’s application relies upon the existence of an armed conflict.None of the Four Geneva Conventions of1949, nor either of the two 1977 Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions define armed conflict, and the consensus view is that the existence of an armed conflict is determined on the basis of the particular facts and circumstances.Major Cause of this ambiguity is long Afghan War and its different phases having different legal scope.
Changing Nature Of Afghan Conflict: The armed conflict in the land of Afghanistan is one of the longest conflicts in world history. The nature of the conflict has changed with the course of time. The war with spears, swords, cannons, guns and now the hottest; Drones.
Simultaneously, the dynamics of humanitarian law cannot be ignored. The law of war was not that explicit in ancient times like the way they are now. We will assess the conflict status after 9/11 attack.
The period since then can be divided into two phase: * 7th October 2001 to 19th June 2002 * June 2002 to present If we discard the armed conflict of Afghanistan post 9/11 then it will be hard to understand the changing trend. On 12th September 2001. A resolution no.1368 has been passed by Security Council which legalized the war (Operation enduring freedom) on terror by US in the land of Afghanistan. The contention from the side of US was right to self defense and collective rights. The intervention of such nature gives rise to following upshots: * The armed opposition on one side and the intervening state/states supporting the other side keeping the nature of the conflict as non-international armed conflict; The discrepancy in the warfare technology is one of the causes behind this.
As US is equipped with high tech war machines while on the other hand the armed opposition are far more inferior. This led them to shift hostilities in a different level to cope up with the opponent. Hence, they have started targeting crowded areas among civilians.
This finally resulted in a blur to apply the principle of distinction between the combatants and non combatant. In the same manner While there is some disagreement about whether “combatant status” should be recognized in non-international armed conflicts, that dispute is irrelevant when it comes to questions concerning the status of members of al-Qaeda or other terrorist organizations. Because combatant status is based upon membership in a group that organizationally enforces “compliance with the rules of international law applicable in armed conflict.
Groups such as al-Qaeda, whose means and methods of warfare include deliberately targeting civilians, cannot claim combatant status for their members. It should be emphasized that the behavior of an individual al-Qaeda member cannot confer combatant status. No matter how strictly an individual member of a non-privileged group adheres to IHL or how scrupulously they distinguish between civilian and military targets, they are never entitled to the combatant’s privilege and may therefore be criminally liable for attacks on members of an opposing armed force.
Al-Qaeda does not, as some have suggested, have a “basic right to engage in combat against us” in response to our attacks. If al-Qaeda members are not combatants, then what are they? Like all people, IHL treats them as being presumptively civilians who, as a general rule are immune from targeting. If they are civilians than how American Harold H. Koh, legal adviser to the United States State Department relied on the Art 51 of UN charter for justification of Drones in Pakistani territory.
This in term of humanitarian law is known as “Asymmetric warfare”. On 5th December 2001, an accord was made, known as Bonn Agreement which formed a Transitional administration in Afghanistan. With this emergency Loya Jirga, the one year old international armed conflict terminated but the hostilities continued from the side of the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.
This type, this puppet government was striving hard against this opposition. This has taken a new shape of a non international armed conflict. At this point the application of the article 3(common article) of Geneva Convention, 1949 was no more questionable. The gravity of the new form was so grave that even customary International customary humanitarian law cannot be set aside. Where IHL Applies?
And Status of Drones In Pakistani Territory: But a question remains over the legality of the US support in afghan war because there are some criteria which are required to be fulfilled to justify the attacks. The criteria are: >The armed opposition should have control over the territories of that country; >They (armed opposition) must have carried out, sustained and concerted military Operations. They must have control over the civilians in certain territory of that state; >The AdPII is not binding on the states who haven’t ratified it; >Regardless if they (US) ratify, they are really not certain because, the AdPII applies in the conflict between a state actor and the non sate actor of these country (Article 1(1) of AdPII).
On the basis of same fights as Drones are component to this Battle with Terror but their targets are in Pakistan are of more serious nature since Allies Armies are not fighting in Pakistan or against Pakistan nor Americans performing so because they are not incompatible With Pakistan but in saying They are ideal partner from this War. And importantly just like armed conflict, non foreign Armed discord also have zero definition beneath International Law which can cover this Battle with Terror because international or perhaps internal informed conflict therefore it became debatable that possibly these Treadmill Attacks happen to be subject to IHL or IHRL due to doubtful nature of this War exclusively its activities in Pakistaner territory, Since IHL only applies in International Armed conflict and some qualifications to become a combatant which can be summed up as under: A combatant is: 1) a member in the armed forces of the Party to the conflict (who then provides the obligation to distinguish himself/herself in the civilian population); or 2) a member of another provided group (militias, organized amount of resistance movements, …) belonging to a Party to the discord, provided that such group meets the following conditions: a. those of being instructed by a person responsible for his subordinates; w. that of having a fixed unique sign recognizable at a distance; c. that of carrying arms freely; d. regarding conducting their operations relative to the regulations and customs of conflict.
As Al Qaeda and Taliban would not have character of specific uniform but have a strong command as well-known by whole world in the same way they have schooling centers while American claims that they have safe havens in Pakistan intended for training although does it show that if Approach Qaeda and Taliban will not folow virtually any law the Allies and American causes should not comply with any rule while operating against all of them? Though Al Qaeda’s suicide attackers as well attacks upon civilian without the distinct homogeneous as part of ‘s Qaeda and so the forces cannot identify these people but it does not always mean that the makes can get rid of any time to any one only in doubt of suicide?
Similarly if the response to these inquiries is not in endorsement than if the right to self defense purposes extends to the territory of other state who have not a party in conflict? as American Attacks happen to be of in such environment as stated by Harold H. Koh, legal agent to the Usa State Section, delivered the keynote addresses to the American Society of International Law on In March twenty-five, 2012. Prof Koh contended that jingle attacks fulfill the legal guidelines set out inside the law of war because they belong to the larger regle of `self-defense` and stated: “In an ongoing armed conflict the United States gets the right to make use of Force including lethal power to defend on its own including by targeting Persons such as high-level Al Qaeda leaders who have are planning attacks”.
Harold H. Koh’s posture and its Legal Implications: Koh held the attacks will be legal mainly because they meet the principles of both `distinction` in that they can be designed to goal specific individuals in response to intelligence and `proportionality` — that is, they cannot cause increased loss of life in relation to the military or perhaps strategic goals thatare wanted to be attained by them. In answer to the critique that targeted killings will never be legal Koh argued that no legal process is necessary to inform all those planning attacks against the United States. But if we all consider Mister. Koh’s posture valid than it gives raise to many concerns.
For example , in case the targeting of individuals was regarded prima facie valid merely under the basis of self-defense then a war in Gaza (documented in the Goldstone Report) and hostilities against civilians in Sri Lanka, Congo etc may not need to be discussed by the relevant UN bodies? Simply put, if perhaps all extra-judicial targeted killings were thus easily validated based on the pr- emises of self-defense then any nation could be allowed within the flimsiest of pretexts to encroach in another`s territory to destroy individuals they believed were involved in inhospitable acts against it. Because this uncertain nature of the attacks is apparent from this a part of my project.
Answer to these questions are essential before activities on illegality of Rhyme Attacks as it will give all of us clear perspective that under which legislation these ought to be dealt IHL or IHRL? Drones, A matter of IHL: Though a lot of people think Drone just as a topic of IHRL but its not too simle to express this. Various interpretation of International Regulation by ICJ, ICTY, ICC, most Importantly U. S Substantial Court and also Israelian Court’s comments and Judgement plainly put this War in the ambit of IHL.
Transnational Armed Conflict and Drones: But along this an additional term is of Transnational Equipped Conflict which is more highly relevant to the nature of these attacks since the problem with these types of definitions of international and non-international informed conflict is the fact collectively they did not explain all the types of armed conflicts that may exist. It absolutely was possible for an armed discord to satisfy nor of these meanings. The Combined States’ issue with al-Qaeda could not always be an international informed conflict since al-Qaeda had not been a “High Contracting Party” to the Geneva Conventions. However it was also clearly not just a non-international armed conflict because defined over because it was not internal towards the United States.
The existence of this proposed “gap” in IHL’s insurance was felt most instantly by detainees in the conflict between al-Qaeda and the United states of america. Similarly An illustration of why this distinction among internal municipal wars and transnational provided conflicts has to be maintained. Within a recent court action brought by the ACLU against the Obama Administration. The ACLU attempted to enjoin treadmill strikes described against Anwar al-Aulaqi, a prominent member of al-Qaeda inside the Arabian Peninsula.
Although the ACLU conceded that strikes targeting al-Aulaqi would be governed by simply IHL in the event that they were carried out in Af- ghanistan, they maintained that such strikes would be happening “outside the context of armed conflict” if these were directed against al-Aulaqi in Yemen. Making use of the reasoning that underlies the strict geographical limitations for the scope of IHL explained above, the ACLU asserted that the absence of an equipped conflict in Yemen in foreclosure the application of IHL to anyone in Yemeni territory. Instead, the use of deadly force was governed by IHRL and might only be applied when al-Aulaqi presented a “concrete, specific, and imminent threat of death or serious physical injury” to others.
Because the ACLU conceded that al-Aulaqi was targetable underneath IHL in Afghanistan, the legal basis for their state was dependant on where al-Aulaqi was rather than upon who have he was. Likewise Israel’s Best Court place situation beneath IHL, where a state is usually fighting against a non state actor or actress, the Israeli Supreme Court was requested with assessing the lawfulness of Israel’s policy of targeted killings in the West Financial institution and Gaza. Between the outbreak of the Second Intifada in 2000 and 2005, Israel’s targeted killing policy ended in the fatality of nearly 300 suspected terrorists, more than 100 civilian deaths and hundreds of accidents.
The most famous example of this policy was the 2005 attack upon Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, starting member of Hamas, when an Judio helicopter gunship killed him in Gaza. In discussing whether an armed discord paradigm used on Israel’s targeted killing plan, the court boldly mentioned that “there is no hesitation today that the armed issue may take place between a state and groups or companies that are not claims, inter alia because of the army abilities and weapons in the possession of this kind of organizations and their willingness to work with them. ” The courtroom was likewise clearly affected by the Condition Attorney Office’s argument that Israel had suffered proportionately a much higher loss in terms of terrorism subjects during the period under assessment than the Usa had on September eleven, and that these kinds of attacks had been in the character of an “‘unceasing, continuous and murderous barriere of problems, which are described against Israelis wherever they are really, without any distinction between military and people or among men, ladies and children. ” Thus, Targeted Killings’ key contribution to the discussion lies in its give attention to the prepared use of assault on a significant scale by an structured group.
The Tadic Case: Application of IHL on not state actors in Transnational Conflict: In Tadic’s Case The ICTY acknowledged this “overlap” comprehension of armed discord in its 99 Tadic’s common sense when it explained: It is undeniable that an armed conflict is usually international if this takes place among two or more States. In addition , in the case of an internal informed conflict breaking out on the territory of any State, it may become foreign (or, based on the circumstances, always be international in character alongside an internal provided conflict) in the event that (i) one other State intervenes in that discord through it is troops, or perhaps alter- natively if (ii) some of the individuals in the internal armed turmoil act on part of that other State.
Idea was further more developed this in Boskoski, where it determined that fighting among Macedonian security forces plus the Albanian Nationwide Liberation Army constituted an armed turmoil. The test contains two prongs: In addition , the Boskoski courtroom laid out factors relevant to the satisfaction of every prong in a lengthy opinion that outdoor sheds light on the highly fact-specific nature with the inquiry, particularly where one of the parties can be described as non-state actor. Under the Boskoski analysis, preventing between ‘s Qaeda and the United States makes up an equipped conflict, permi-tting the United States to conduct targeted killings of al Qaeda fighters.
Likewise U. T Supreme The courtroom in some judgements relating to Afghan war likewise declared this as an Armed issue The Government court upon enforcement says that the US government considers itself in war with Afghanistan. The efforts through the executive part have always been to portray the situation in Afghanistan asan provided conflict. This kind of statement is supported by the congress. The standpoint over the detention in the terrorists continues to be endorsed by simply US courts also its judgements linked with issues as a result of Afghan.
Permission of Pakistani Gov’t And its particular Effect On Legal Status of Drones: One more argument is most commonly considering that all the problems are with the consent of Pakistani Gov’t but if their so than what is resistant, is there any treaty regarding this? If their only verbal than it is existence is doubtful whatsoever. Another main thing which usually contradict living of any kind of understanding about these episodes is the statements of Pakistani Officials which include P. Meters, Foreign Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich) and many others condemning these problems publically and officially thus no Question of Consent is still valid.
Specifically It is also well worth mentioning with this context that Pakistani Minister of Point out for Overseas Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar’s condemnation of American drone episodes in southwest Pakistan on March 18, 2011 was phrased inside the language of armed conflict: such attacks constitute a matter of serious matter and increase issues concerning respect for human privileges and humanitarian law. Irresponsible and illegal conduct may not be justified about any grounds’.
Admittedly, the Minister of State’s affirmation was not particularly clear in recognizing the fact that United States was engaged in a great armed issue with the Taliban and its Ing Qaeda allies on the Pakistaner side of the Durand Range, but it can be described as legally significant admission that contributes to the truth for the presence of an equipped conflict in northwest Pakistan, Proceeding through the position the situation of violence the fact that United States can be engaged in Battle with the Taliban and its Al Qaeda allies in northwest Pakistan sums to an informed conflict, foreign humanitarian law would be the appropriate legal shape of reference for examining the lawfulness of specific drone episodes in northwest Pakistan. Is usually Pakistan’s Failure to Trace and Attack Resistant Justifies Treadmill Attacks?
At this point the next debate is for the justification of these drones is the fact Pakistan you don’t have ability to handle these terrorist so that’s why American are intervening for impressive them. Is it not a violation of the legal rights of a full sovereign coin state to obtain respect of his territorial area by non-interference by others with out due means of law. This kind of view is usually clearly upheld by ICJ in case of In Democratic Republic of Congo case, the retaliation from the side of Uganda because of the previous attack of Congo raised the situation to armed conflict.
It absolutely was held that Congo’s lack of ability to take any action up against the militant does not give any kind of right to Uganda to make an take action of incursion and harm the group themselves. Subjects of Drones under IHL: Though the aim of drone is usually to counter terrorist but statistics shows that one of them there are many people, A study at Stanford and New York College or university titled ‘Living Under Drones’ claimed that only two percent of treadmill strike casualties in Pakistan are best militants, and the large number of related civilian fatalities turn Pakistanis against the US. The study says number of casualties among Pakistani civilians was far higher than the US known.
The NAF report covers the period among 2004 and February twenty four, 2010, the date of publication. Especially striking is usually that the number of drone attacks that took place through the first fifty-five days of 2010 were, in eighteen, accurately twice the number of drone disorders that happened during the complete four years from 2004 to 2007. Overall, through the almost 6 years and two months included in the study, the United States carried out 114 drone attacks, resulting in among 830 and 1, 210 total deaths, with between 550 and 850 from the dead staying militants.
This means that slightly more than 30% of deaths coming from drone episodes in the research were civilian deaths, with the percentage dropping to a little bit less than 25% if a single focuses just on 2009, the most effective year have the study. Basics of IHL and Their Observation In Drone Attacks: As its clear that Drones are subject to the actual IHL.
But if we analyze their style of attacking and their targets and effectees as stated in earlier heading we can say that Drones are even violating the fundamental concepts of IHL Principal of proportionality and Distinction: Considering the fact that the United States features conducted almost 300 rhyme attacks in northwest Pakistan in recent years and this international humanitarian law could require an exacting and individualized analysis for each of those attacks, space constraints preclude broad and sweeping generalizations about the compliance of every of these disorders under this kind of branch of regulation. International humanitarian education law is usually extraordinarily reality intensive, plus the meaning placed on many of its key guidelines, in particular the principle of proportionality, is normally contested and prone to political manipulation.
1st, although worldwide humanitarian legislation recognizes it is unable to get rid of the scourge of war. and instead endeavours to find out it and mitigate the effects, the principle of proportionality would not forbid assets damage the moment such harm is outweighed by a particular Attacks concrete floor and direct military edge anticipated. Naturally , international humanitarian education law really does prohibit extraordinary attacks. The principle of distinction and the underlying basic principle of proportionality are the many fundamental rules of humanitarian education law. The principle of distinction symbolizes the concept the fact that effects of war must be limited to combatants and military targets as much as is usually feasible.
People and civilian objects should be spared and may even not become targeted. Yet , it is crystal clear that guarantee damage consequently is certainly not unlawful beneath international humanitarian law and that proportionality is a calculus of intangibles that balances armed forces and civilian concerns. Proportionality must be evaluated within the circumstance of particular facts and circumstances, and conclusions of law cannot be drawn in inconcreto. With this understanding of the international humanitarian law principle of proportionality, one can set out to assess the legal implications from the drone attack that murdered Baitullah Mehsud.
When Hellfire missiles coming from an American Ttacker drone murdered Mehsud in South Waziristan, it was reported that he perished together with his wife, his mother- and father-in regulation, seven bodyguards and a TTP lieutenant. Though in present instances, and engagement of intercontinental politics it is difficult to fix the problems peacefully specially terrorism. But it does not mean this requirement gives free of charge hand to fight conflict without any guidelines As there is customary regulation of battle in shape of conventions, and necessity of war is also there subject to guideline of Variation which provides that during conflict distinction should be kept in mind between military targets and civilian objects.
So attacks on Masajid, Madaris Houses in addition , on wedding ceremonies happen to be illegal underneath the rule of Distinction. IHL does not declares war because illegal but accepts the military need and regulate the use of power by providing that just military target should be goals even though some civilians also get result from this. But needs to be minute, this kind of lose in language of IHL is recognized as collateral damagebut the regulation of customary law does apply on all states regardless of their ratification by that state.
In other words if we examine the causalities of Jingle Attacks a wide array of Civil Victims exist. Similarly a large number of attacks possess destroyed residences Masajid and Madaris which is against the guidelines of IHL dealing with legitimate targets. As the General Rule is that the good thing about doubt is going to the falsely accused, the same basic principle is followed in IHL prohibiting problems on such targets regarding which you are having a doubt which it have some civilian nature.
Nevertheless its challenging to draw range distinction. r Proportionality but maximum attention must be considered. But in Drones it was also not noticed. Even against enemies just such amount of force or wapon can be used which usually only compels him to take defeat, and the purpose of conflict is to overtake opponent rather than its extermination. Conclusion: Jingle Attacks along Pak-Afghan Border inside the area of Pakistan are important in a manner that they produced some new principles in Foreign Law, especially in IHL. Whenever we see in the perspective of Americans and their Ally’s view it appears that The rhyme campaign elevates fundamental concerns of the acceptability of assault as a sort of conflict resolution.
Additional the confusing nature of Afghan Issue also prevents the way to argue from one legal angle to go over validity of drones. A question can be brought up that Drones are being used in Pakistan than why an in depth discussion upon Afghan Warfare given? But in reality World has become a global village and so no one can end up being assessed in isolation specially Pak-Afghan location, having good ties in all dimensions of Life Worldwide Relations.
While here Drones were discussed under IHL but if there is certainly some uncertainty about the application of IHL than necessarily IHRL will apply and assessment under UDHR also invalidates the application of Drones violating primary rights just like Right to Reasonable Trail, Representation by Suggest, Right to Lifestyle and Independence Of Movement, etc . But it’s a separate detailed discussion. Despite full resistance by Worldwide Community having knowledge of IHL continuous and non stop use of Drones is demonstrating Practical Sort of “Might Is definitely Right”. 5. Zakaria, Rafia. ” Are drone disorders legal? “DAWN NEWS.
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