By Laura Davis Slobodan Milosevic’s transfer from his Belgrade prison to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia on 28 June 2001 was headline news: he would be the […]
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By Geoffrey Robertson QC The immediate and rightful response of the United States to the atrocity of 11 September was to demand ‘justice’, although that word sounded, in many powerful
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By Richard Laming The military action in Afghanistan has no end in sight. The world still awaits a clear definition of what the war is for. It is clear that
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By Daniel Wheatley From Nuremberg to Sarajevo The Nuremberg tribunals set the first principles to put individuals on trial for crimes committed in the name of the state. The Genocide
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