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International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability

The Positive Complementarity Turn

25.01.2024

Patryk I. Labuda

I would like to thank the seven contributors for their generous and though-provoking analyses of my book. For a first-time author, it is humbling and rewarding to read how others...

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In the Court’s Shadow

25.01.2024

Kalika Mehta

The practice of international criminal law is essentially a series of compromises. Despite the purported universalist goals of international criminal law and its institutions, its exercise inevitably remains trapped by...

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Complementarity at the Regional Level

24.01.2024

Stephen J. Rapp

Patryk Labuda has written an excellent book about the challenges and limitations of complementarity in achieving “genuine” investigations and prosecutions at the national level. He compares the experience of the...

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International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability

Going Beyond the ICC

24.01.2024

Daniele Perissi Guy Mushiata

In “International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability. In the Court’s Shadow”, Patryk Labuda offers a very original analytical framework describing the interplay between the functioning of international tribunals and States’...

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International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability

Not All Shadows Are Created Equal

23.01.2024

Elise Keppler

A pronounced turn toward domestic prosecutions of serious crimes committed in violation of international law is highlighted by Patryk I. Labuda in his new book International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic...

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International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability

The Political Realities of Complementarity

23.01.2024

Genevieve Bates

In its 1995 Tadić ruling, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) asserted that international tribunals should have primacy over national courts, in order to ensure that international...

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International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability

Mobilizing International Networks for Domestic Accountability

22.01.2024

Elena Baylis

In these comments, I suggest that we should evaluate international criminal tribunals (“ICTs”) as one aspect of an international criminal law environment that includes numerous, diverse actors with commitments to...

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International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability

Introducing the Book Review Symposium on ‘International Criminal Tribunals and Domestic Accountability’

22.01.2024

Raphael Oidtmann

The notion of strengthening and advancing international criminal justice and its respective institutions and mechanisms has been all over the place in recent months and years: amongst others, the Syrian...

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The ICC’s Channels of Communication

24.04.2023

Catherine Gregoire

In May 2022, the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) Outreach Unit conducted an outreach mission in Timbuktu, Mali, as part of the The Prosecutor v. Al Hassan Ag Abdoul Aziz Ag...

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The Past and Future of the International Criminal Court

Reflections on the International Criminal Trial Experience

11.07.2022

Damien Scalia

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...