Damien Scalia

Damien Scalia is a professor of criminal law and international criminal law at the Université libre de Bruxelles and director of the Maison des sciences humaines. Working at the intersection of criminal law, international justice, sociology, and the history of mass violence, he has spent the past twenty years studying the perpetrators’ experience of justice.

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International Criminal Law in Turmoil: Charting New Paths as They Unfold

The Complex Realities of International Criminal Justice’s Growing Domestic Practice

Marie Wilmet Damien Scalia

As we write this post, we reiterate our firm condemnation of the commission of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide – such as in Gaza, the Middle East, South Sudan, and...

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The Past and Future of the International Criminal Court

Reflections on the International Criminal Trial Experience

While the war in Ukraine is raging and many war crimes have been committed, the International Criminal Court (ICC), which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, is presented as one of...