In his introduction to the themed issue on peace and conflict resolution in Syria, Stephen J. Rapp draws on his experience as Ambassador-at-Large for the Office of Global Criminal Justice of the U.S. Department of State, Prosecutor for the Special Court for Sierra Leone, and Senior Trial Attorney and Chief of Prosecutions for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, to address challenges Syrians will face in ending the conflict and achieving justice for the victims of crimes committed on all sides of the conflict. Ambassador Rapp advocates for prosecuting those responsible for the atrocities committed at the national level in third countries through the application of universal jurisdiction
Nobody can deny that Syria's situation is really serious, and requires an effective solution from th...
S/2017/982 17-20456 15/20 unimpeded passage of humanitarian relief for civilians in need which is im...
We continue to advocate for a Security Council referral to the International Criminal Court or an ad...
In his introduction to the themed issue on peace and conflict resolution in Syria, Stephen J. Rapp d...
Stephen J Rapp served as the US Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice from 2009-2015 and h...
In recent years, the international community has closely monitored the actions of Syrian president, ...
Since 2011, the conflict in Syria has caused the death of hundreds of thousands of individuals and t...
Since 2011, the conflict in Syria has caused the death of hundreds of thousands of individuals and t...
Seven years have passed since revolution broke out in Syria in March of 2011. During those six years...
The Syrian Civil War (2011-present) is one of the great humanitarian disasters of the modern age. Th...
This chapter explores options to render justice in the Syrian context, drawing on the experiences of...
A/HRC/28/69 16 proliferated, many States have shown a willingness to investigate and prosecute their...
After the Syrian conflict has ended, the international community will demand that the perpetrators o...
Several war crimes, crimes against humanity, and even acts of genocide have been committed in Syria ...
The UN Security Council unanimous Resolution 2254 (2015) endorsed a Peace Process for Syria on Decem...
Nobody can deny that Syria's situation is really serious, and requires an effective solution from th...
S/2017/982 17-20456 15/20 unimpeded passage of humanitarian relief for civilians in need which is im...
We continue to advocate for a Security Council referral to the International Criminal Court or an ad...
In his introduction to the themed issue on peace and conflict resolution in Syria, Stephen J. Rapp d...
Stephen J Rapp served as the US Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice from 2009-2015 and h...
In recent years, the international community has closely monitored the actions of Syrian president, ...
Since 2011, the conflict in Syria has caused the death of hundreds of thousands of individuals and t...
Since 2011, the conflict in Syria has caused the death of hundreds of thousands of individuals and t...
Seven years have passed since revolution broke out in Syria in March of 2011. During those six years...
The Syrian Civil War (2011-present) is one of the great humanitarian disasters of the modern age. Th...
This chapter explores options to render justice in the Syrian context, drawing on the experiences of...
A/HRC/28/69 16 proliferated, many States have shown a willingness to investigate and prosecute their...
After the Syrian conflict has ended, the international community will demand that the perpetrators o...
Several war crimes, crimes against humanity, and even acts of genocide have been committed in Syria ...
The UN Security Council unanimous Resolution 2254 (2015) endorsed a Peace Process for Syria on Decem...
Nobody can deny that Syria's situation is really serious, and requires an effective solution from th...
S/2017/982 17-20456 15/20 unimpeded passage of humanitarian relief for civilians in need which is im...
We continue to advocate for a Security Council referral to the International Criminal Court or an ad...