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 "Accountability for International Crime and Serious Violations of Fundamental Human Rights," |
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This site provides the paper entitled, "Accountability for International Crime and Serious Violations of Fundamental Human Rights," by M. Cherif Bassiouni and Madeline H. Morris. This paper addresses the state of lustration laws in the Former Communist Bloc as of 1996.
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"Sharpening International Sanctions" |
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This site provides a report entitled, "Sharpening International Sanctions," by John Stremlau, on UN mandated sanctions since 1990 and the lessons to be drawn. Stronger commitment by governments to use multilateral sanctions is urged.
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"The Case for a Permanent International Truth Commission" |
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This site contains Professor Michael Scharf's paper entitled, "The Case for a Permanent International Truth Commission," which includes a discussion on the imposition of sanctions recommended by a truth commission.
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"The Problem of Impunity and Judicial Reform in Burundi" |
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This site provides the U.S. Institute of Peace's report entitled, "The Problem of Impunity and Judicial Reform in Burundi," by Neil J. Kritz. In this report, Kritz discusses the use of non-criminal sanctions for leaders responsible for mass abuses of the public.
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Bonn International Center for Conversion |
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This organization is dedicated to promoting disarmament, demilitarization, and peace-building through conducting research and making policy recommendations.
Contact: bicc@bicc.de |
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Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq |
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This site provides the paper entitled, "The Limits of Economic Sanctions under International Law: The Case of Iraq," by Boris Kondoch (Fellow, Institute of Public Law, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University). The paper provides an analysis of the legality of the UN sanctions regime imposed on Iraq, and whether the sanctions violate international humanitarian law.
Contact: info@casi.org.uk |
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Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade |
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This site is the website for Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. Information on Canadian economic sanctions with respect to new developments and a list of countries subject to Canadian sanctions are posted on this site.
Contact: enqserv@dfait-maeci.gc.ca |
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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace |
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This site provides the report, "Bringing War Criminals to Justice," based on the workshop, "The Dayton Accords and Beyond: Apprehending War Criminals in the Former Yugoslavia," held at the Balkan Institute of the Dayton School of Law. This report reviews the obligations of the international community to apprehend and prosecute indicted war criminals in the former Yugoslavia. The report also presents a range of political, diplomatic, economic, military and legal options, including fifty specific recommendations, that would enhance the prospects of bringing Radovan Karadzic, Ratko Mladic and other indicted war criminals to justice.
Contact: info@ceip.org |
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Coalition for the International Criminal Court |
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The Coalition for the International Criminal Court advocates for a fair and independent international criminal court.
Contact: cicctech2@iccnow.org |
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Collegium Budapest, Institute for Advanced Study |
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This site provides an in-depth theoretical paper entitled, "Does Lustration Promote Trustworthy Governance? An Exploration of the Experience of Central and Eastern Europe," by Cynthia Horne and Margaret Levi. This paper was prepared for the Trust and Honesty Project, Budapest Collegium (Oct. 2002).
Contact: info@colbud.hu |
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