Add to ORKGThis chapter analyses how Italy has implemented the duty to criminalise war crimes in the Italian domestic legal system. The analysis addresses the obligations of domestic criminalisation incumbent upon Italy in the field of war crimes, the extant implementing legislations (with all its shortcomings), and the role of the constitutionally protected principle of legality in this matter. Other related issues – such as the rules governing the exercise of Italian jurisdiction over war crimes – are outside the purview of this study
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The main purpose of this article is to investigate the role that international obligations of crimin...
Implementing the Statute of the International Criminal Court (“Rome Statute”) into domestic law has ...
Through the adoption of Law No. 202/2021 on the ratification of the amendments to the Statute of the...
The thesis concerns the most critical constitutional issues for the implementation of the Statute o...
The Italian domestic legal framework related to war crimes is characterised by several shortcomings....
The paper deals with the emerging role of domestic criminal law in preventing and punishing internat...
This book provides an essential and critical overview of the most significant issues concerning the ...
This book provides a critical analysis of the definitions of war crimes and crimes against humanity ...
A distinctive feature of the judicial application of international norms on criminalization in Italy...
The purpose of this work is to bring to light the relationship between the positive obligations of i...
This article deals with the question of possible effect of the law of international criminal procedu...
Civil actions for war crimes serve the purposes of obtaining a public acknowledgment of the tort an...
Despite its liberal tradition, the English law is still far from enforcing the harm principle as a f...
This dissertation provides a detailed analysis of the practical and urgent issue concerning the 1998...
The original distinction between national and international law has entered into crisis after the tr...
The main purpose of this article is to investigate the role that international obligations of crimin...
Implementing the Statute of the International Criminal Court (“Rome Statute”) into domestic law has ...
Through the adoption of Law No. 202/2021 on the ratification of the amendments to the Statute of the...
The thesis concerns the most critical constitutional issues for the implementation of the Statute o...