Titlebook: Contemporary International Criminal Law Issues; Contributions in Pur Takeh B. K. Sendze,Adesola Adeboyejo,Sophia Ugwu Book 2023 T.M.C. Asse

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The Evolution and Practice of Guilty Pleas in International Criminal Lawiminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. These international tribunals, alongside their sister hybrid criminal courts, not only irreversibly changed the landscape of international law but played a pioneering role in establishing a credible interna

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Is an African Regional Court a Viable Alternative to the International Criminal Court? A Neutral Vie enforcement of international criminal law. Extrapolating from these, the chapter addresses from a neutral perspective whether the proposed African Regional Court is a feasible option within the existing framework of international criminal justice.

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The Legitimacy of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)entify and examine the measures taken by the ICTR to promote its legitimacy and detaches the term legitimacy from its normative legacy. The chapter will focus on two specific events—the Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza case and the removal of the ICTR’s chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, in 2003—which challen

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Horizontal and Vertical International Co-operation in Criminal Matters: An African Regional and Sub-ion), also a few AU instruments dealing with topics such as terrorism, cybercrime, and transnational organised crime. These instruments contain various mutual legal assistance and enforcement modalities. There is at least one AU instrument that specifically deals with continental police cooperation.

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The Scope and Application of Universal Jurisdiction: A Synopsis of African States’ Positions and Pro argues that by raising the issue of universal jurisdiction at the level of the United Nations General Assembly, the African Group demonstrated that it is continuously seeking to recover and assert its voice lost during colonization, and that it is committed to multilateral dialogue based on soverei

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Breaking Binaries and Honing-in on Harms: Inclusive Approaches Towards Sexual and Gender-Based Crime other sexual and gender identities including LGBTQI+ persons). In pivoting away from gendered dichotomies and breaking binaries, this chapter seeks to widen our analytical apertures to improve accountability for sexual and gender-based violence. In doing so, it builds on existing scholarly work on

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The Marginalization of Slavery in International Criminal Justice: Untapping Its Potential in the Figational criminal law is fit for purpose to respond effectively to the contemporary forms of slavery which are widespread today. Section . sets out a few strategies through which international criminal justice actors along with other interlocutors can significantly contribute to broader efforts in th

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The Evolution and Practice of Guilty Pleas in International Criminal Law-bargaining processes adopted by these international criminal courts. Having led the negotiations in three of nine guilty pleas obtained by prosecutors at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, the author examines the development and practice of guilty plea negotiations in the context of la