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Access_open The Crime of Persecution and the Situation in Darfur: A Comment on the Al Bashir Arrest Warrant Decision
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors Laurence Carrier-Desjardins
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Laurence Carrier-Desjardins
Laurence Carrier-Desjardins is a Legal Officer at the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo. Translated from French by the author.
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Access_open State Immunity for International Crimes: The Case of Germany versus Italy before the ICJ

Jurisdictional Immunities of the State (Germany v. Italy)
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors Francesco Moneta
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Francesco Moneta
Francesco Moneta is an Associate Legal Officer at the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, Trial Chamber I and holds a PhD in International Law from the University of Florence. The views expressed in this article are those of the author alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of the International Tribunal or the United Nations in general.
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Access_open Overview of Court Documents
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
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Access_open Genocide in Rwanda: The Search for Justice 15 years on

An overview of the horrific 100 days of violence, the events leading to them and the ongoing search for justice after 15 years
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors David Taylor
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David Taylor
David Taylor is an Editor at the Hague Justice Portal and a Junior Researcher at the Centre for Confl ict Studies, Utrecht University. He holds an LL.B (fi rst class with honours) in Law and Criminology from Cardiff University, United Kingdom, and an LL.M (summa cum laude) in the International and European Protection of Human Rights from Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
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Access_open The Absolute Prohibition of Torture and Necessary and Appropriate Sanctions
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors Jordan J. Paust
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Jordan J. Paust
Mike & Teresa Baker Law Center Professor, University of Houston. Thanks to Dan Baker of our library staff for useful research.
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Access_open Victims and International Law: Remedies in the Courtroom?
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Yvonne McDermott
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Yvonne McDermott
LL.B. (National University of Ireland, Galway); LL.M. cum laude (Leiden University); Ph.D. Candidate, Irish Centre for Human Rights. The author would like to express her sincere thanks to Mr. David Leahy for comments on an earlier draft.
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Access_open The ICTY’s Approach to ‘Large-Scale’ Killing: Reflections on the Lukić & Lukić Case
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Andrea Ewing
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Andrea Ewing
Andrea Ewing (LLB/BA, LLM) is an intern at the Special Department for War Crimes, Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Access_open International Tribunal Redraws Boundaries of Sudanese Abyei Region: a Chance for Peace?
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Paul von Muhlendahl
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Paul von Muhlendahl
Paul von Muhlendahl is a PhD student (Institut d’Etudes de Droit Public, IEDP) and Lecturer at the Université Paris Sud and Lecturer at Sciences-po Paris.
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Access_open The Establishment of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon and Domestic Jurisdiction
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Mario Odoni
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Mario Odoni
Researcher in International Law at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Sassari, Italy.
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Access_open The False Dichotomy of Peace versus Justice and the International Criminal Court
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2008
Authors Linda M. Keller
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Linda M. Keller
Associate Professor of Law, Thomas Jefferson School of Law. This essay is based on a more extensive article analyzing the peace versus justice dilemma in the International Criminal Court’s investigation in Northern Uganda. See Linda M. Keller, Achieving Peace with Justice: The International Criminal Court and Ugandan Alternative Justice Mechanisms, 23 CONN. J. INT’L L. (forthcoming Spring 2008). The author would like to thank Professors Mark Drumbl and Beth Van Schaack for their insightful comments. The author also thanks all the members of the TJSL writing group, particularly Professors Anders Kaye and Deven Desai, for their helpful feedback.
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Access_open Complete Justice: Residual Functions and Potential Residual Mechanisms of the ICTY, ICTR and SCSL
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2008
Authors Gabriël Oosthuizen and Robert Schaeffer
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Gabriël Oosthuizen
Gabriël Oosthuizen is executive director of International Criminal Law Services Foundation (ICLS), a Hague-based NGO (www.icls-foundation.org).

Robert Schaeffer
Robert Schaeffer is an ICLS assistant. The views expressed in this article are their own, and do not refl ect the views of ICLS.
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Access_open The “Media Case” before the Rwanda Tribunal: Nahimana et al. The Appeal Judgement
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2008
Authors Sophia Kagan
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Sophia Kagan
Sophia Kagan is at Minter Ellison Lawyers, Melbourne, Australia. She wishes to thank Roland Adjovi for his kind assistance in writing this commentary.
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Access_open Immunity of the United Nations before the Dutch Courts

The District Court of The Hague, Judgment of 10 July 2008 (Mothers of Srebrenica et al. v. State of the Netherlands and United Nations)
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2008
Authors Guido den Dekker
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Guido den Dekker
Guido den Dekker is a lecturer in international law, School of law, Utrecht University.
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Access_open The Indictments against Radovan Karadžić: An Analysis of the Legal Developments in the ICTY’s Crucial Upcoming Trial
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2008
Authors Matteo Fiori
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Matteo Fiori
Matteo Fiori is a lawyer practicing with Vicerè, Cinti, Bonafaccia & Rossi Associated & Partners in Rome. He graduated in Law from the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’. Fiori has a Master’s of Law from the University of Groningen.
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Access_open The “Genocide” case: Reflections on the ICJ's Decision in Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2007
Authors T.D. Gill
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T.D. Gill
T.D. Gill is Professor of Military Law at the University of Amsterdam and the Netherlands Defence Academy and Associate Professor of Public International Law at Utrecht University.
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Access_open Rwanda's Unanswered Screams: Still Seeking Justice after the Seromba Trial
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2007
Authors Gabriella Venturini
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Gabriella Venturini
Gabriella Venturini is Professor of International Law at the Faculty of Political Sciences at the University of Milan.
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Access_open Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay (or not, as the case may be)
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2007
Authors Malgosia Fitmaurice
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Malgosia Fitmaurice
Professor Malgosia Fitzmaurice, LLM PhD, Queen Mary, University of London.
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Access_open Lessons Learned: Chemicals Traders Convicted of Warcrimes
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2007
Authors Santiago van der Oñate
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Santiago van der Oñate
The authors are, respectively, Legal Adviser, Senior Legal Officer and Legal Officer in the Technical Secretariat of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), and Project Manager with an international humanitarian non-governmental organisation. The views expressed are the authors’ own and cannot be attributed to the OPCW or its members.
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Access_open Chemical Warfare as Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2007
Authors L. van der Tabassi
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L. van der Tabassi
The authors are, respectively, Legal Officer in the Technical Secretariat of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), and Project Manager with an international humanitarian non-governmental organisation. The views expressed are the authors’ own and cannot be attributed to the OPCW or its members.
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Access_open Universal Jurisdiction over Genocide and Wartime Torture in Dutch Courts: An Appraisal of the Afghan and Rwandan Cases (2007)
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2007
Authors Cedric Ryngaert
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Cedric Ryngaert
Lecturer in international law, Universities of Utrecht and Leuven.
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