Sexual Violence: Ngos and the Evolution of International Humanitarian Law

If the Tribunal is to be successful and is to contribute to the maintenance of international peace and security, both generally and in the former Yugoslavia, more States-individually and through international organizations-must provide assistance, both that which is obligatory, and perhaps more critically, that which is necessary. For it is only through a genuine will • to ensure that the rule of law will prevail-on the part of the international community that the Tribunal can achieve its mandate. Without this support, the Tribunal's achievements, however meaningful, will not realize their potential: to found a more just international order in which right is accorded primacy over might.

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Sexual Violence: Ngos and the Evolution of International Humanitarian Law

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