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The future of reparations at the International Criminal Court

25 Jun 2013

The CenTre For InTernaTIonal The FuTure oF reParaTIons aT The InTernaTIonal CrImInal CourT: GovernanCe InnovaTIon addressInG The danGer oF InFlaTed exPeCTaTIons CIGI JunIor Fellows PolICy This policy brief addresses the future of the ICC’s BrIeF serIes reparations regime and argues that the ICC adopt a The CIGI Junior Fellows program at the Balsillie School of minimalist approach in order to fulfi [...] The guilty verdict authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Centre against Lubanga marks the closure of the ICC’s first trial. [...] The challenges of the Lubanga trial indicate that of the options and limitations of reparations is essential for the reparations regime is positioned to fail.
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Authors

Bottomley, Alison, Pryse, Heather

Pages
9
Published in
Ottawa, Ontario

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