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Victim participation in practice at the International Criminal Court: Kenya 2 case study
This minor dissertation examines victim participation at the International Criminal Court in practice, focusing on the Kenya 2 proceedings. Victim participation has always been a significant part of the mandate of the International Criminal Court, however, the actual practice of victim participation...
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Department of Public Law
2015
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