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Viktor Ageyev
Lawyer, Programmer, Entrepreneur
Viktor Ageyev is the CEO of Cryptonomica.net with a diverse background encompassing extensive experience in courtroom battles across various countries, along with practical expertise in programming, applied cryptography, and cybersecurity.
His educational journey includes studies in Political Science and Government at The Ukrainian School of Political Studies, Juris Doctor (J.D.) in Law from Odessa National 'I.I. Mecnikov' University, Computer Science from Udacity, American/U.S. Law/Legal Studies/Jurisprudence from the University of Delaware, and Law from Universität Passau.
Viktor Ageyev has held pivotal roles in different organizations, including being the CEO of Cryptonomica.net, CEO at Law & Tech, Director at xEuro, Chief Compliance Officer at CoinOffering, Vice President Arbitor at London Arbitration and Cryptography Chamber, Partner at Ageyev & Fedur, attorneys at law, CEO at Ukrainian Arbitration Union, Managing Partner at Ageyev, Berezhny & partners, Legal Counsel at Almeta Co. Ltd., and Investigator, Police Lieutenant at Odessa Department of MIA.
Highlights
Фундаментальный текст о том, где проходят границы и что является территорией Израиля с точки зрения международного права:
https://lnkd.in/dqSNgGnV
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Иерусалим, Западный Берег и Газа согласно нормам международного права в настоящее время являются территорией Израиля, для этого не требуется принятия никаких дополнительных законов.
Позиция большинства резолюций ГА ООН и Верховного Суда Израиля, считающих эти территории "оккупированными" - ошибочна и противоречит международному праву.
Соотвественно, и любые юридические или политические построения основанные на утверждении об "оккупации" Израилем этих территорий безосновательны.
I'm working on a legal text about where Israel's borders lie and whether the Gaza Strip and West Bank are de jure occupied or not.
There are a huge number of texts on the topic of what are the legal consequences of the fact that the territories of Gaza and the West Bank are under occupation, but there are almost no texts that consider the question of WHY they should actually be considered occupied.
I would be very grateful for references or thoughts on this matter in English, Russian or German, especially regarding decisions of the Supreme Court of Israel (Bagatz) and other domestic legal sources.
