Abstract:Protecting victims who testify before the ICC: tensions and balances with the defendants' right to a fair trial
IntroductionVictims have been the center of attention at the International Criminal Court (ICC), since the Rome Statute both allows their participation in the proceedings when their personal interests are affected, and sets up a system of reparation in case of any damage, loss or injury. 1 This revived interest in victims' participation and reparation is also clear from the significantly large body o… Show more
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