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#36 Gender-Based Crimes

Wo steht das Völkerstrafrecht heute?

03.05.2024

Content-Warnung: Diese Episode enthält Schilderungen sexualisierter Gewalt.

Inwieweit schützt das Völkerstrafrecht heute vor gender-based crimes? Was genau umfasst dieser Begriff überhaupt?

Isabel Lischewski skizziert die Entwicklung der völkerstrafrechtlichen Anerkennung von gender-based crimes und im Interview spricht Jan-Henrik Hinselmann mit Susann Aboueldahab über die Theorie und Praxis dieses Rechtsgebiets.

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Hintergrundinformationen:

Moderation: Jan-Henrik Hinselmann, LL.M. (NYU) & Dr. Isabel Lischewski
Grundlagen: Dr. Isabel Lischewski
Interview: Susann Aboueldahab & Jan-Henrik Hinselmann, LL.M. (NYU)
Schnitt: Jan-Henrik Hinselmann

Credits

  • Pramila Patten, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Press Conference, 4. März 2024. (Recordings)

Kapitelmarken

(3:10) Grundlagenteil

(6:30) Die Aktualität sexualisierter Gewalt

(9:55) Der UN-Bericht vom 4. März 2024 (Beweiswert; “weapon of warfare”-Narrativ)

(20:55) Dogmatische Differenzierungen innerhalb “gender-based crimes”

(32:50) Die Kontroverse um den Gender-Begriff im Rom-Statut

(37:25) Das “Global Ecosystem of Accountability” (Special Jurisdiction for Peace in Kolumbien)

(39:30) Ein Blick voraus (Völkerstrafrecht und Transitional Justice)

Authors
Jan-Henrik Hinselmann

Jan-Henrik Hinselmann is a doctoral candidate at Georg-August-Universität Göttingen and an editor at Völkerrechtsblog.

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Isabel Lischewski

Dr. Isabel Lischewski is an Editor and Podcast Co-Host at Völkerrechtsblog as well as a post-doctoral researcher focusing inter alia on gender, governance, and education in international and German public law at University of Münster.

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