Aggression and Atrocity—The Interstate Element, Politics, and Individual Responsibility

Dannenbaum, Tom

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“…Of course, the doctrinal debate is based both on the establishment of an ad hoc international court to punish this crime (Dannenbaum, 2022;Johnson, 2022;Heller, 2022) 26 or a hybrid court (Komarov, 26However, discussions for the establishment of an ad hoc tribunal remain open, as we have foreseen the difficulty in the past in the case of Syria. And even if a solution is found for the establishment of such a court, the problem remains that the Russian Federation will not cooperate with a special court after the end of the conflict Hathaway, 2022) 27 and/or the road to punishment based on domestic law (Sayapin, 2018;Dannenbaum, 2021) 28 . Ambiguous paths that in the past have not shown a certain effectiveness in similar situations.…”

Section: The Conditions Of Admissibility For the Crime Of Aggressionmentioning

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The crime of aggression and the case of Ukraine

Pollman¹

2023

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Crime of aggression, international crisis, protection of human rights and international criminal justice are some of the notions that in last years the international community seek to find a commonly accepted basis to examine and analyze them. Particularly, the crime of aggression in recent years has changed its “face” and an attempt has been made to find application in the more stringent context of international crimes. The Ukrainian case is one of the latest examples and certainly not the last where international crimes, and the International Criminal Court must find the way to punish this atrocity as punishable crimes and as a purpose not only for the evolution of international crime law but also for the international peace and the world criminal justice. The present work tries to concretely analyze the crime of aggression in the occurrence of Ukrainian crisis and the work begun with the repression of international crimes and especially that of aggression.

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Section: The Conditions Of Admissibility For the Crime Of Aggressionmentioning

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The crime of aggression and the case of Ukraine

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2023

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Aggression and Atrocity—The Interstate Element, Politics, and Individual Responsibility

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The crime of aggression and the case of Ukraine

The crime of aggression and the case of Ukraine

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