Add to ORKGThe article is dealing with the concept of Victor’s Justice appeared after the Second World War that instituted the Nuremberg and Tokyo processes against the Nazis regime by the Allied countries. Now the concept is being developed and applied as an example for local conflict with international crimes as that occurred in Cote d’Ivoire. So the case of Cote d’Ivoire is provided as an example
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This article begins to imagine future directions of the International Criminal Court. The article fo...
In international criminal law, a great role had the Military Courts at Nuremberg and Tokyo, which on...
Many of the contributions to this issue of the Journal focus on several recent historic developments...
This article will discuss the manner in which both international institutions as well as domestic co...
This article focuses on the United Nations War Crimes Commission’s significant contribution to the d...
International criminal justice is a relatively new and uniquely distinct system of criminal justice....
A lasting legacy of the Nuremberg and Tokyo military tribunals is the assertion that individuals are...
This Article explores the establishment of the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg beginnin...
The history of international legal institutions has largely ignored the early activities of the Unit...
There was a long path to the establishment of a permanent international criminal tribunal, from 1474...
This article examines international criminalization, the process by which particular acts come to be...
Crimes against humanity committed by dictators obsessed with power have been constant throughout his...
This article deals with the question of possible effect of the law of international criminal procedu...
In this article in the Symposium on Milosevic & Hussein on Trial, the author argues that the princip...
This article explores the legal thought that influenced the 1961 Eichmann case. It argues that the I...
This article begins to imagine future directions of the International Criminal Court. The article fo...
In international criminal law, a great role had the Military Courts at Nuremberg and Tokyo, which on...
Many of the contributions to this issue of the Journal focus on several recent historic developments...