CRIME WEEK: Charging Countries With "Genocide"
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Exploring Genocide Definitions and Applicability in International Law
The chapter delves into the complexities of defining genocide post-World War II and the challenges of applying this term in contemporary international court settings. It questions the suitability of the International Court of Justice for adjudicating genocide cases amidst evolving definitions and nuanced interpretations. The discussion highlights the importance of factual analysis and the shifting focus towards actions as crimes against humanity rather than solely genocide in addressing atrocities.
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