2020
DOI: 10.1553/isr_fb053s181
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Folter und Menschenrechte im interdisziplinären Rahmen

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“…This has the benefit of reconfirming an active identity that does not depend on help received from third parties, well intentioned as it that might be. Further, new strategies such as "Universal Jurisdiction" have been developed, that provide for the option that criminal charges against perpetrators will be brought to third countries courts, for example in Europe, in a situation where a fair process, investigation or an international court cannot yet be implemented in a country where atrocities happened, as presently in Syria or Iran [28]. This process is intended to address the issues of impunity, redress, and serve the prevention of further abuses [29][30][31].…”
Section: Missing Personsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has the benefit of reconfirming an active identity that does not depend on help received from third parties, well intentioned as it that might be. Further, new strategies such as "Universal Jurisdiction" have been developed, that provide for the option that criminal charges against perpetrators will be brought to third countries courts, for example in Europe, in a situation where a fair process, investigation or an international court cannot yet be implemented in a country where atrocities happened, as presently in Syria or Iran [28]. This process is intended to address the issues of impunity, redress, and serve the prevention of further abuses [29][30][31].…”
Section: Missing Personsmentioning
confidence: 99%