From Nuremberg to The Hague - The Future of International Criminal Justice Part 4 pptx

... the Judgment of the Tokyo Tribunal summarising count one of the indictment, at p. 48 ,42 1 of the original transcripts, repro- duced in The Tokyo War Crimes Trial: The Complete Transcripts of the ... at the national level in national courts: these might be the national courts of the perpetrator, the national courts where the acts took place, the national c...

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... decisions about the appointment of judges to the International Criminal Court. The period for submitting nomina- tions began at the first meeting of the Assembly of States Parties in September 2002 with the ... all states parties to the Rome Statute. The under-represen- tation of women on the Court threatens to undermine the legitimacy and authority of...

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... some of the functions of the ICC in its pursuit of international criminal justice . I would like to conclude this lecture by focusing on the international aspirations of the ICC when it comes to criminal ... (eds.), The Law of War Crimes: National and International Approaches (Kluwer Law International, London and The Hague, 1997), p. 1 at p. 29. 26 See t...

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... London from April to June 2002, organ- ised around the theme From Nuremberg to The Hague: The Future of International Criminal Justice . The five lectures here published trace the historical and ... war crimes, from the machine-gunning of the survivors of sunken ships to the torture of prison- ers -of- war. For this there already existed legal prov...

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... guest -of- honour at a dinner for the Tribunal judges, compelled his companions to raise their glasses in a macabre toast to the defendants:‘May their paths lead straight from the court- house to the ... considered to be an outline of the future foreign policy of Hitler’s Germany. A British Foreign Of ce analysis of the content of the book, writ- The Nure...

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... employees of the Gisovu Tea Factory. The Chamber is of the view that their participation resulted, inevitably,in the commission of acts referred to under Articles 2 to 4 of the Statute, 44  ... range of actors addressed by the law, Issues of complexity, complicity and complementarity 47 specificity of the Genocide Convention of 1 948 and of the...

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... by going to another country’. 42 These instruments were adopted in the absence of any international criminal court. They confirm the commitment of the international community to crimi- nalise ... with the crime of apartheid may be tried ‘by a competent tribunal of any state party to the Convention which may acquire jurisdiction of the person of the accus...

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... namely, that the loss of immunity arose not under customary international law, but rather from the coming into force in late 1988 of the 19 84 Convention Against Torture, 48 to which Chile, Spain and the ... steps in Our story now turns away from a national court to another international court in The Hague, the International Court of Justice (the ICJ, som...

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... whole, these developments took us further away from, not closer to, an international criminal court. Indeed, it is not too much to say that the devel- opment of international criminal law from the ... line of treaties dealt with the suppression of crimes of international The drafting of the Rome Statute 119 9 Report of the International Law Co mmissio...

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... separate international criminal justice system. The drafting of the Rome Statute is the history of the move from the first to the second model. The ILC’s procedural model The ILC’s approach was to create ... independent investigatory role to the Prosecutor, prior to the referral of a case and independ- ently of the consent of the states concern...

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