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Fanchiotti Vittorio
La Corte penale internazionale. Profili sostanziali e processuali
Ed.
Giappichelli
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Torino
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2014
Page 218 ISBN 9788834847978
| The book aims to provide an overview of the substantive and procedural rules of the International Criminal Court, the first permanent tribunal established – as you can read in the Preamble of its statute, approved in Rome in 1998 – to put an end to impunity for the perpetrators of the most serious crimes that threaten the international community: genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and aggression. The court, active since 2001, spiritual
heir of the Nuremberg Tribunal and of the Tribunal of Rwanda and former Yugoslavia, differs significantly for its wider independence, its special attention to comply with the guarantees of the accused and the interests of victims, in a difficult balance between common law and civil law, including the desire for reconstructing
the historical truth and the needs of a fair trial. There
is also an analysis of the recent Italian adaptation law, which is incomplete and disappointing in many aspects. |
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