Titlebook: Redress for Victims of Crimes Under International Law; Ilaria Bottigliero Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2004 crime.i

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,Evolution of the Victims’ Right to Redress through International Human Rights Law, Jurisprudence an particular principles and standards to better address issues such as the nature of the crimes, the high number of victims involved, the need to restore peace in civil society, the promotion and protection of human rights, and the maintenance of regional and international peace and security.

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,Victims’ Redress in International Criminal Law: Current Mechanisms and Future Prospects,man rights implementation was never specifically designed to address crimes under international law. Could victims of these kinds of crimes have a better chance of realizing their right to redress in international mechanisms designed to deal with crimes under international law?

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Introduction,through the Middle Ages to the present, most of the world’s legal systems have recognized the basic principle that victims of criminal offenses should receive some form of redress. Paradoxically, however, victims of ordinary crimes such as theft, robbery, assault or murder have always had a much eas

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,Origins of the Victims’ Right to Redress: The Historical Swing from Restoration to Retribution and ion, it is valuable to trace the origins and evolution of this right in different legal traditions. Although most of the world’s legal and cultural traditions have long embraced the basic principle of victims’ redress, the rise of retributive approaches gradually eroded the central position victims

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State-Based Reparations, in many areas of international law that places victims of massive human rights violations in a more central position. States are reaching beyond the traditional framework of inter-State reparations and increasingly recognizing the question of victims’ redress in multilateral efforts at peace-buildi

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,Evolution of the Victims’ Right to Redress through International Human Rights Law, Jurisprudence anhe limitations discussed in the preceding chapters, domestic courts in many countries have been developing jurisprudence that relates interestingly to redress. States have been expanding their range of redress activities beyond the realm of traditional inter-State reparations, and have been applying

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