Should Citizens In War Zones Be Able To Sue?

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Yet again another group of citizens involved in the Afghan conflict have Germany in their sights for compensation. Where does it all end and could it be the thin edge of the wedge for other conflicts.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20859920

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This is either 'News' or 'Chatterbank', but it certainly ain't 'Law'. This section is for people with legal questions, not generally useless pontificating about events that have cropped up recently for which there is no actual answer, and which can waft around for a day or so until everyone gets bored and moves onto the next question.
I'd have ignored you, but you seem to keep making the same basic error.

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///A Bremen-based German lawyer, Karim Popal, submitted an initial class action in 2011 on behalf of four people.

He has now filed a further 10 cases representing 79 people, both relatives of victims and those wounded in the attack.

The cases call for compensation amounting to between 20,000 and 75,000 euros each.

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Don't talk wet. Lawyers are part of the law process.