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Aspects of victim participation in the proceedings of the International Criminal Court
Participation of victims in criminal proceedings is generally a rather new phenomenon. The drafters of the ICC Statute chose to design a rather broad victim participation scheme. Some of the most significant issues are discussed in this article, including the question whether and how victim participation may influence sentencing and punishment.
30-06-2008 | International Review of the Red Cross | Elisabeth Baumgartner
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Testimony of ICRC delegates before the International Criminal Court
31-12-2000 | International Review of the Red Cross | Stephane Jeannet
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