The International Criminal Court and Catholic Social Doctrine by John M. Czarnetzky

Subjects: “…International Criminal Court…”
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Statehood of Palestine and the Exercise of Jurisdiction by the International Criminal Court with Emphasis on the Decision of the Pre-Trial Chamber by Savalan Mohamadzadeh, SEYED TAHA MOUSAVI MIRKOLAEI, keivan eghbali

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Latinoamérica y la CPI: afrontar la impunidad en Colombia by Bárbara Direito

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The Latest Developments in the Crime of Aggression in International Law by Mohsen Ghadir, Mohamdreza Rashnavadi

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Conceptual basis of international jurisdiction by N. Yu. Rubanenko

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Guaranteeing russia’s responsibility for war crimes in Ukraine: the information and legal aspect by О. Ya. Kovalchuk

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Certain aspects of the definition of the concept of “evidence” and its properties in criminal proceedings under martial law by I. O. Teslenko, O. О. Kochura

Subjects: “…rome statute of the international criminal court…”
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Urgensi Ratifikasi Statuta Roma Bagi Indonesia by Danel Aditia Situngkir

“… The presence of permanent the International Criminal Court is a realization of the efforts of the international community to provide protection against human rights from extraordinary crimes against humanity. …”
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VICTIM OF AN OFFENCE: LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS IN AN INTERJURISDICTIONAL CONTEXT by Andrii Borovyk, Oleksandr Golovach, Oleksandr Shyra

“…Moreover, the study underscores the pivotal role of international legal instruments, such as the EU's Directive 2012/29/EU and the International Criminal Court's provisions, in promoting universal enhancement of victims' rights. …”
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Torture, Crimes Against Humanity and the Abuse of International Law by Ronald J. Rychlak

“…A victims group even filed a petition with the International Criminal Court accusing Pope Benedict XIV and other Church officials of “crimes against humanity” and urged that they be prosecuted for their alleged role in the crimes. …”
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THE NUREMBERG TRIAL AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW: AN APPRAISAL by ANDREW BUYENGUM JACKSON, GAMBO NELSON

“…The findings reveal that the trial enhanced the codification of international humanitarian law by holding responsible individual’s crime under the law in the 1949 Geneva Convention article, the formation of the International Criminal Court, and the Right to Protect. However, the trial was criticized for ethnic cleansing and partiality against the German race. …”
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An Examination of International Humanitarian Law of Armed Conflict: Perspective from the Legal Issues on War Crimes in Africa by NWALA Paul

“…This study concludes that there should be adequate unilateral and collective security and sanctionable measures by the United Nationssufficient enough to protect innocent civilians, basic survival infrastructures, surrendered combatants, prisoners of war during armed conflict and that any warlord(s) who must have acted in contrary to the law of war as was codified at the Hague Conference of 1889 and 1907 as well as in fundamental breach of international law should be prosecuted accordingly by the International Criminal Court. …”
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Transitional justice mechanisms and processes: international experience for restoring Ukraine’s sovereignty and national security by O. V. Cherviakova

“…Among the elements of transitional justice, the author identifies those whose implementation is appropriate and possible before the end of the active phase of the conflict in Ukraine: bringing to individual responsibility, recording, documenting and collecting evidence of crimes allegedly committed on the territory of Ukraine (including war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and the crime of aggression), cooperation with the International Criminal Court on international crimes, determining the procedure for bringing the top military and political leadership of the russian federation to justice (tribunal); establishing the circumstances of the conflict and recording them, which is especially important in the context of information and psychological operations and other methods of hybrid warfare used by the Russian Federation. …”
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Use of digital data from open sources during the investigation of criminal offenses: certain aspects by Basysta I., Havrylyuk L., Hutnyk A., Khytra A.

“…An analysis of national legislation, national judicial practice, the Berkeley protocol for conducting an investigation using open digital data (hereinafter referred to as the Berkeley Protocol), the practice of the European Court of Human Rights, the International Criminal Court and scientific research, based on which, by means of a synthesis, the basis of the problem was identified. …”
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War and criminal law policy of Ukraine: challenges and responses by Yu. V. Orlov, N. O. Pribytkova

“…The need for Ukraine to ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and the Kampala annexes to it is emphasized. …”
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Міжнародно-правові механізми забезпечення прав людини в умовах збройної агресії by M. M. Pototskyi, V. I. Hrankina

“…Акцентовано увагу на трьох інстанціях, які у відповідь на звернення кваліфікованих юристів-міжнародників, здатні справедливо реагувати на порушення прав та інтересів нашої держави та її громадян: Європейський суд з прав людини (European Court of Human Rights), Міжнародний Суд ООН (International Court of Justice), Міжнародний кримінальний суд (International Criminal Court). Констатується, що збір доказів, розслідування та розгляд справ у всіх міжнародних судових інстанціях – це дуже кропіткий та тривалий процес, однак це єдиний шлях до покарання країни-злочинниці за вчинене. …”
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International criminal justice: from the idea to modern system by A. G. Volevodz

“…The article touches upon the history of legal basis of international criminal justice, modern models of establishing and functioning of international criminal courts, and signs, that consolidate them into modern system of international criminal justice.…”
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