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Story: International law
What is international law?
Who is subject to international law?
New Zealand and international law: a brief history
International law on human rights and conflict
International law on travel, trade and resources
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New Zealand Customs Service border control
Officers of the New Zealand Customs Service process international passengers at Auckland airport. The procedures involved in international arrivals and departures around the world are examples of the everyday operation of international law.
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K. J. Keith, 'International law - International law on travel, trade and resources', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/photograph/38156/new-zealand-customs-service-border-control (accessed 22 January 2021)
Story by K. J. Keith, published 20 Jun 2012
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