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Initially specializing in Dutch criminal law and working as a judge in a Dutch district court , his appointment as a judge to the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal marked a shift in his thinking and his careerpromptinghim to take up issues of international criminal law and general international law
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This textbookdesignedfor courses on international criminal law
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the Convention - the first international agreement on human rightscontributedto the creation of international criminal law
factorscausedeterioration in the International Criminal Law
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ethical reasons(passive) was prompted byThe establishment of the International Criminal Law
These trialscontributed expressivelyto the progress of international criminal law
the right to protection and securitysetforth in international law
the rights of all individuals and peoplessetforth in international law
the due - process standardssetforth in international law
conflicts or initiativesdesignedto implement international criminal law
just warsetforth in international law
legitimate reasonssetforth in international law
the definition of Genocidesetforth in international law
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the child - protection frameworkssetout in international criminal law
of many components(passive) is composedInternational criminal law
that the functions of the Residual Mechanism will continueto contributeto international criminal law
the opportunityto influencethe enforcement of international law
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to protect and look after the natural foundations of human life , in other words care of the environmentdesignedto protect and look after the natural foundations of human life , in other words care of the environment
topicsComposedtopics
to creating a strong opposing international force to counterbalance what is yet to cometo contributeto creating a strong opposing international force to counterbalance what is yet to come
to an international warmay leadto an international war
a minimum corpus of rules that can not be breached under any circumstances and whose violation entails international criminal responsibility and triggers universal jurisdiction : war crimes , crimes against humanity and genocideseta minimum corpus of rules that can not be breached under any circumstances and whose violation entails international criminal responsibility and triggers universal jurisdiction : war crimes , crimes against humanity and genocide
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to irreparable consequences in our bilateral relationsmay leadto irreparable consequences in our bilateral relations
in such a way so as to give the state first choice in prosecuting perpetrators of international crimeswas designedin such a way so as to give the state first choice in prosecuting perpetrators of international crimes
to indictments against government officials in Darfurhas ledto indictments against government officials in Darfur
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to the establishment of the International Criminal Courtleadingto the establishment of the International Criminal Court
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, modified and eventually replaced by state practiceare influenced, modified and eventually replaced by state practice
under the Charter of the United Nations over Community laworiginatingunder the Charter of the United Nations over Community law
on lethal force decisions made by the Presidentinfluenceon lethal force decisions made by the President
to the field of International Political Economycan contributeto the field of International Political Economy