International Criminal Law Using Or Abusing Legality - Edwin Bikundo

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International Criminal Law Using Or Abusing Legality - Edwin Bikundo

This Book Analyses The Relationship Between Law And Violence, The Utility Of Law Over Violence And Whether Legality As An Approach Has An Inherent Disability In Addressing Mass Violence As A Crime. The Study Is Located Within International Law And Assesses Whether Prosecuting Political Violence Would Necessarily Entail An Abuse Of The Legal Process. The Intention Is To Encourage Definition Of Criminal Aggression Via Legal Processes Laid Down By The International Criminal Court, Rather Than Giving Favour To Political Action Under The United Nations Charter.
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  • Category: Society & Politics
  • Format: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Publisher / Label: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Author: Edwin Bikundo
  • Number of Pages: 226
  • Fruugo ID: 469677229-983630839
  • ISBN: 9781138246935

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