In the last few years, the international community has developed the will to punish the authors of crimes of war and crimes against humanity. Such a will has found expression in the establishment of international tribunals for the conflict in Rwanda and for the conflict in the Former Yugoslavia, as well as in the recent ratification in Rome of the treaty for the constitution of the International Criminal Court. Despite these developments, it is reasonable to ask whether this will doesn't in fact remain but a pious wish. This article examines the question from the angle of the obligation in international law for States to apprehend or extradite the authors of international crimes, an obligation which has existed for a number of years and whi...
One of the fastest-growing trends in the battle against transnational crime is the conclusion of mut...
L'absence de définition du crime international d’agression, qualifié pourtant comme la mère de tous ...
La notion de crime contre l’Humanité a connu une lente évolution en droit international, depuis les ...
In the last few years, the international community has developed the will to punish the authors of c...
This study offers an analysis of “when” and “how” Canada may – or must– exercise jurisdiction over s...
This article explores the international and Canadian dimensions of the crossroads between criminal l...
Entre la responsabilité du Canada de punir les auteurs de crimes internationaux et sa responsabilité...
This article is devoted to the question of whether the extradition from Canada of a fugitive Canadia...
This column analyzes the judgment of the Quebec Court of Appeal of 7 May 2014 in the case involving ...
This article describes the extradition of prisoners from Canada to a country that imposes the death ...
Canadian extradition law raises a number of important questions concerning the nature of judicial re...
The obligation to extradite or prosecute those accused of committing international crimes is limited...
This article is about the text of the Draft Articles on Crimes Against Humanity temporarily adopted ...
Contemporary developments in extradition law culminating in the new Extradition Act mirror equally i...
Extradition – the formal rendition of criminal fugitives between states – is well-known to be a time...
One of the fastest-growing trends in the battle against transnational crime is the conclusion of mut...
L'absence de définition du crime international d’agression, qualifié pourtant comme la mère de tous ...
La notion de crime contre l’Humanité a connu une lente évolution en droit international, depuis les ...
In the last few years, the international community has developed the will to punish the authors of c...
This study offers an analysis of “when” and “how” Canada may – or must– exercise jurisdiction over s...
This article explores the international and Canadian dimensions of the crossroads between criminal l...
Entre la responsabilité du Canada de punir les auteurs de crimes internationaux et sa responsabilité...
This article is devoted to the question of whether the extradition from Canada of a fugitive Canadia...
This column analyzes the judgment of the Quebec Court of Appeal of 7 May 2014 in the case involving ...
This article describes the extradition of prisoners from Canada to a country that imposes the death ...
Canadian extradition law raises a number of important questions concerning the nature of judicial re...
The obligation to extradite or prosecute those accused of committing international crimes is limited...
This article is about the text of the Draft Articles on Crimes Against Humanity temporarily adopted ...
Contemporary developments in extradition law culminating in the new Extradition Act mirror equally i...
Extradition – the formal rendition of criminal fugitives between states – is well-known to be a time...
One of the fastest-growing trends in the battle against transnational crime is the conclusion of mut...
L'absence de définition du crime international d’agression, qualifié pourtant comme la mère de tous ...
La notion de crime contre l’Humanité a connu une lente évolution en droit international, depuis les ...