Titlebook: Victims of International Crimes: An Interdisciplinary Discourse; Thorsten Bonacker,Christoph Safferling Book 2013 T.M.C. ASSER PRESS, The

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The Protection of Victims in War Crimes Trialsctims and defendants. The experience of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia captures some of the challenges faced by international courts in victim protection. It also provides valuable lessons to future courts.

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Victims as Witnesses: Views from the Defence Furthermore, “story-telling” as a form of victim participation is not advisable; the trial is only concerned with charges and warrants testimony only relating to these. The right to a fair trial, it is concluded, is a right for the accused and not for victims.

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Victim-Oriented Perspectives: Rights and Realitiesrs and the incapacity of victims themselves to assert their rights and to pursue their claims. This is a reality at the domestic scene but it is also true that international law is not victim-oriented. However, there are recent, more positive, trends in the context of the humanisation of internation

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The Status of Victims Under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, both the ICTY and ICTR statutes largely ignored victim issues, the Rome Statute of the ICC specifically addresses the interests of victims in cases against their persecutors. However, as a new body with little experience to draw upon, the process of bringing victims into the proceedings in a meani

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