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Human rights in international criminal proceedings

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Zappalà, Salvatore

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: O.U.P. OxfordGB 2005Description: xxviii, 280 pAction note:

1/20/06 EVELYND

Summary: Assumes that human rights law is the ideal lens for investigating the structures and functioning of international criminal justice. Analyses the structure of internatonal criminal proceedings - from the initiation of investigations to the enforcement of sentances - in order to establish how the protection of the rights of individuals operate.

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Assumes that human rights law is the ideal lens for investigating the structures and functioning of international criminal justice. Analyses the structure of internatonal criminal proceedings - from the initiation of investigations to the enforcement of sentances - in order to establish how the protection of the rights of individuals operate.

1/20/06 EVELYND

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