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The International Criminal Court in Turbulent Times

Part of the International Criminal Justice Series Book Series (volume 23)

Editors: Werle, Gerhard; Zimmermann, Andreas

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-6265-303-0

ISBN: 978-94-6265-302-3

Publisher: T.M.C. Asser Press - Springer Journals

Jun 29, 2019

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Werle, Gerhard; Zimmermann, Andreas

Pages: 1 –8

[On the eve of the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), the conference, the results of which are published hereinafter, held in the premises of the German embassy in The Hague on 31 May and 1 June 2018, brought together leading scholars...
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Chapter 2The International Criminal Court 20 Years After Rome – Achievements and Deficits

Chung, Chang-ho

Pages: 9 –22

[Established by the Rome Statute, the International Criminal Court has fulfilled, to some extent, the expectations for which it was created. However, there are still many challenges for the Court to achieve its full potential. The Court and other relevant stakeholders, such as States and civil...
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Chapter 3Withdrawal from the International Criminal Court: International and Domestic Implications

Woolaver, Hannah

Pages: 23 –42

[WithdrawalWithdrawal from the Rome Statute was not a question that received a great deal of attention during the drafting process at the Rome Conference. The final draft of the main provision on withdrawalWithdrawal, Article 127 of the Rome Statute, was presented on the last day of the...
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Chapter 4African Regional Developments – Challenge or Chance for the International Criminal Court? Three Courts in One: The African Criminal Court

Tessema, Marshet Tadesse

Pages: 43 –59

[The Malabo ProtocolMalabo Protocol expands the jurisdiction of the proposed African Court of JusticeAfrican Court of Justice and Human and Peoples’ Rights by adding a criminal division to the planned general affairs and human rightsHuman rights sections. Consequently, the Court will have three...
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Chapter 5Immunity of High-Ranking Officials Before the International Criminal Court – Between International Law and Political Reality

Kemp, Gerhard

Pages: 61 –82

[The series of ICC decisions on non-cooperation by a number of States parties in light of their failure to arrest President Omar al-BashirAl-Bashir of Sudan (who is indicted for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide) for trial at the ICC, has resulted in a broader debate about the...
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Chapter 6The International Criminal Court and Nationals of Non-Party States

Ronen, Yaël

Pages: 83 –110

[This chapter examines three legal issues that may arise with respect to prosecution before the ICC of nationals of non-parties. One concerns the prohibition on retroactive criminalisation; another is the simultaneous applicability of different criminal codes; and a third is a potential violation...
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Chapter 7The International Criminal Court and the Security Council – The International Criminal Court as a Political Tool?

Frau, Robert

Pages: 111 –130

[The permanent members of the Security Council use and attempt to use the ICC in two ways. First, referring a situation to the ICC may be based on altruistic reasoning. Second, and in contrast, States may vote for a referral because of egoistic reasons. In those cases, a State attempts to improve...
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Chapter 8The International Criminal Court Reparations Scheme – A Yardstick for Hybrid Tribunals?

Ambach, Philipp

Pages: 131 –144

[The chapter explores whether the ICC’s specific nature as a permanent international criminal court with a plurality of stakeholder States can provide an example solution for reparations regimes of future international(ised) criminal justice solutions, or whether other concepts should (also) be...
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Chapter 9The International Criminal Court and Substantive Criminal Law: Progressive Development or Cautious Reluctance?

Nerlich, Volker

Pages: 145 –153

[The question of whether the International Criminal Court’s approach towards substantive criminal law has been one of progressive development or of cautious reluctance may seem peculiar at first sight: the principle of strict construction of criminal law would seemingly stand in the way of any...
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Chapter 10Activating the Crime of Aggression Amendments: A Look Ahead

Grover, Leena

Pages: 155 –172

[In the early hours of 15 December 2017 at the United Nations’ headquarters in New York, the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute (ASP) decided to activate the crime of aggressionAggression amendments. With the aggressionAggression mandate in Article 5(2) of the Rome Statute fulfilled,...

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