2003
DOI: 10.1017/s0035336100183819
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Amnesty for war crimes: Defining the limits of international recognition

Abstract: Résumé L'action pénale contre les personnes accusées d'avoir commis des crimes de guerre est un aspect fondamental du droit d'une victime à la justice. Toutefois, dans les conflits armés où des violations graves du droit international ont été perpétrées massivement, il est souvent nécessaire d'établir un équilibre entre le droit des victimes à obtenir justice de manière ta… Show more

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“…For instance, the starvation of civilians during warfare is defined as a war crime by Article 8 (2) (b) (xxv) of the Rome Statute. Depriving civilians from obtaining necessary sustenance to subsist constitutes a criminal offense (Naqvi, 2003). Even though international law has yet to prescribe detailed criteria governing when such a duty is established, it is possible to identify several instances of the same.…”
Section: Commission By Omissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, the starvation of civilians during warfare is defined as a war crime by Article 8 (2) (b) (xxv) of the Rome Statute. Depriving civilians from obtaining necessary sustenance to subsist constitutes a criminal offense (Naqvi, 2003). Even though international law has yet to prescribe detailed criteria governing when such a duty is established, it is possible to identify several instances of the same.…”
Section: Commission By Omissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…64 Letter of Dr Toni Pfanner, Head of the Legal Division, ICRC Headquarters, cited in Roht-Arriaza, 1996, 93. See also Naqvi, 2003, 583. 65 Henckaerts, 2005 212.…”
Section: The Practice From 1990smentioning
confidence: 99%