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-This subject area records areas in which no instrument specifically addresses a question relevant to peace in the cyber and information sphere. A gap entry does not mean that no law applies: general rules such as the UN Charter, international humanitarian law and human rights law apply according to their terms. It means that no treaty, political commitment or other instrument deals with the matter as such. Each gap entry describes the nearby instruments, the proposals made and by whom, and the status of any negotiations.+This subject area records areas in which no instrument specifically addresses a question relevant to peace in the cyber and information sphere. A gap entry does not mean that no law applies: general rules such as the UN Charter, international humanitarian law and human rights law apply according to their terms. It means that no treaty, political commitment or other instrument deals with the matter as such. The finding reflects the research of the editors on the date indicated; see the [[about:disclaimer|disclaimer]]. Each gap entry describes the nearby instruments, the proposals made and by whom, and the status of any negotiations.
  
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