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3 years ago

International Criminal Court to Expand Jurisdiction for Crimes Against Humanity.

Scientific Notes of V I Vernadsky Crimean Federal University Juridical science
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: MATTERS OF SUBJECT JURISDICTION
Andrey G. Rublev

Paper Summary

The International Criminal Court was created to punish those responsible for serious crimes against humanity, following the example of the Nuremberg Court. The proposal is to update the ICC's rules to make its jurisdiction clearer and broader.

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