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GENERAL INTRODUCTION General Introduction PART 1. PRIVATE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES RENDERING AID OR ASSISTANCE TO THE MAINTAINING OF ILLEGAL OCCUPATIONS: A NEED TO ADDRESS CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY CHALLENGES Chapter 1. Illegal Occupation as a Textbook Example of a Situation Created in Serious Breach of jus cogens, Triggering the Aggravated Responsibility Regime Chapter 2. Identification of Potentially Harmful Private Business Activities in or Pertaining to Illegally Occupied Territories Chapter 3. Competent Actors to Regulate Potentially Harmful Business Activities in or Pertaining to Illegally Occupied Territories Chapter 4. From Discretion to Obligation: Regulating (Transnational) Business Conduct through Obligations Imposed on Home States PART 2. TOWARDS MANDATORY HOME STATE REGULATION OF POTENTIALLY HARMFUL BUSINESS ACTIVITIES IN OR PERTAINING TO ILLEGALLY OCCUPIED TERRITORIES, BASED ON THE DUTY OF NON-ASSISTANCE Chapter 5. The Duty of Non-Assistance as a Legal Basis for Mandatory Home State Regulation Chapter 6. Legal Techniques to Attach a Positive Component to the Duty of Non-Assistance Chapter 7. Due Diligence as a Technique to Regulate Potentially Harmful Transnational Conduct of Private (Corporate) Actors PART 3. OPERATIONALISATION OF THE IDENTIFIED POSITIVE DUE DILIGENCE COMPONENT ATTACHED TO THE DUTY OF NON-ASSISTANCE Chapter 8. Operationalisation of the Duty of Non-Assistance's Positive Due Diligence Component in the Context of Business Activities in Illegal Occupations GENERAL CONCLUSION General Conclusion Bibliography

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