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Subject(s)

• Criminal liability (International law) [Browse]
• International criminal law [Browse]
• International criminal courts [Browse]
• International Criminal Court [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (pages 607-614) and index.

Contents

• Concept of international crime
• Part 1. Sources of crimes under international law.
• General sources of crimes under international law
• International human rights law
• International humanitarian law.
• Part 2. Subjects of crime under international law.
• Subjects of international law
• Responsibility of states for crimes under international law
• Responsiblity of the leaders for crimes under international law.
• Part 3. Historical overview of international criminal courts and tribunal. Pre World War--Nuremberg trials
• The international ad hoc criminal tribunals
• The Special Court for Sierra Leone.
• Part 4. The International Criminal Court.
• The International Criminal Court (ICC)
• The International Criminal Court and the United Nations.
• Part 5. Substantive and procedural issues in international criminal responsibility.
• Punishment in international law
• Complementary and other jurisdictions in international criminal justice
• The protection and rights of victims
• Defenses for crimes in international law
• Future of international criminal responsibility. Appendix 1. Statute of the International Criminal Court
• Appendix 2. Elements of crime of the International Criminal Court
• Appendix 3. Rules of procedure of the International Criminal Court.

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Other title(s)

Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court

ISBN

• 9789789313617 ((paperback))
• 9789313616 ((paperback))

OCLC

966407522

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