Inconsistency and impunity in international human rights law: Can the International Criminal Court solve the problems raised by the Rwanda and Augusto Pinochet cases
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The author discusses the question of whether the International Criminal Court will be able to solve problems of inconsistency and impunity which have dominated the field of international human rights law since World War II. The Rwanda genocide tribunal and Augusto Pinochet human rights case are outlined..
Publication Name: The George Washington International Law Review
Subject: Law
ISSN: 1534-9977
Year: 2001
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The long road: the Roma of Eastern and Central Europe and the freedom of movement and right to choose a residence
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The author discusses the Roma in Eastern and Central Europe, international law regarding freedom of movement, and the need for more effective enforcement of international law to protect the Romas' human rights.
Publication Name: The George Washington International Law Review
Subject: Law
ISSN: 1534-9977
Year: 2000
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