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The importance of reparations for victims of conflict-related sexual violence : challenges facing the International Criminal Court
Sexual violence perpetrated during armed conflict is a notoriously prolific, yet oft neglected phenomenon. It used to merely be considered an inevitable by-product of war, yet recently sexual violence has come to be described as a 'weapon of war'. This refers to the deliberate and tactical intention...
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Department of Public Law
2016
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