French Compensation System for Victims of Nuclear Tests: The Battle over the Presumption of Causality

Toshiki Mashimo

doi:10.15027/52460

May 1, 2022Open Access

French Compensation System for Victims of Nuclear Tests: The Battle over the Presumption of Causality

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The research aims to examine compensation measures for victims of nuclear tests and the implications of causality assumptions.
Analysis of existing compensation policies for nuclear victims worldwide.
Review of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and its implications for compensation.
Comparative evaluation of different countries' approaches to nuclear victim compensation.
Identified gaps in compensation systems for nuclear test victims.
Highlighted the ongoing debate over the presumption of causality in compensation claims.
Showed that the current compensation measures vary significantly across nations.

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Research investigates compensation for nuclear victims, highlighting the struggle over causality assumptions.

Abstract

CPHU Research Report Series No.35: Investigation on Compensation Measures for the Nuclear Victims/Survivors around the World: in Light of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.

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