2010
DOI: 10.3917/ridp.811.0125
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The role of victims in criminal proceedings before the International Criminal Court

Abstract: Le rôle accordé aux victimes dans les procédures de la CPI est considéré comme la caractéristique la plus importante du Statut de Rome. Il s'agit d'une reconnaissance du fait que les intérêts des victimes sont souvent différents des intérêts de l'Accusation, qui est principalement responsable et en charge de la protection des intérêts de la société. La vaste jurisprudence de la CPI a déjà statué sur plusieurs domaines de controverse qui revêtent une importance extrême pour façonner un tel rôle. L'article analy… Show more

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“…The conduct in this case does not concern the criminality but the context in which it occurs. A context that sometimes makes anomalous behaviors normal due to its repetition and the massiveness by organized groups within situations of indicted facts where the same victims are unavoidable in the face of different unrepeatable and historicalsocial circumstances (Olàsolo, Kiss, 2010). In such cases, international criminal law is now thought of as a model of systemic crime, characterized by conformity to the system of criminal behavior in a massive manner, as well as within societies in transition that experience abnormal situations.…”
Section: Exceptional Humanitarian Lawmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The conduct in this case does not concern the criminality but the context in which it occurs. A context that sometimes makes anomalous behaviors normal due to its repetition and the massiveness by organized groups within situations of indicted facts where the same victims are unavoidable in the face of different unrepeatable and historicalsocial circumstances (Olàsolo, Kiss, 2010). In such cases, international criminal law is now thought of as a model of systemic crime, characterized by conformity to the system of criminal behavior in a massive manner, as well as within societies in transition that experience abnormal situations.…”
Section: Exceptional Humanitarian Lawmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…judicial commensuration of the assessment of the seriousness of the crime and the personal situation of the convict thus allowing a type of concrete identification of the sentence (Kuniewicz, 2015;Chaitidou, 2021) 7 . As regards the contribution to the crime, the Judge can establish among the criteria indicated the extent of the intention and of the damage caused to the victims (Olàsolo, Kiss, 2010). That is according to a restrictive interpretation based on the principle of nemo tenetur se detegere…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%