Accountability for International Crimes: From Conjecture to Reality. / Jelena Pejic.
by Pejic, Jelena; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2003Article 45Human Relations. Publisher: International Review of the Red Cross, 2002ISSN: 1522-3248;.Subject(s): International Criminal Court | Amnesty | International law | Jurisdiction (International law) | Justice -- Administration of | Responsibility | Transnational crime | War crime trialsDDC classification: 050 Summary: "It was a defining moment in the fight against impunity and perhaps the most important milestone in the struggle for international justice since the Nuremberg trials. The proceedings against Pinochet did not, however, come out of the blue. Ever since the end of the Cold War and the resulting new impetus in international relations, the international community has been setting important markers in the fight against impunity." (INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF THE RED CROSS) This article outlines past developments and future challenges in international justice.
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Originally Published: Accountability for International Crimes: From Conjecture to Reality, March 2002; pp. 13-32.
"It was a defining moment in the fight against impunity and perhaps the most important milestone in the struggle for international justice since the Nuremberg trials. The proceedings against Pinochet did not, however, come out of the blue. Ever since the end of the Cold War and the resulting new impetus in international relations, the international community has been setting important markers in the fight against impunity." (INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF THE RED CROSS) This article outlines past developments and future challenges in international justice.
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