Contributions
are on different topics of importance to persons interested in
international criminal justice as it applies in Africa. This book is
aimed at a range of stakeholders in the field of international law and
human rights in Africa. Part I deals with general issues in the
prosecution of international crimes. Part II focuses on the prosecution
of international crimes before international courts: the ICTR, ICC, and
the SCSL. Part III examines the prosecution of international crimes
before national courts, particularly Ethiopia, Kenya, Senegal, Rwanda,
and Uganda. Part IV deals with the implementation of the Rome Statute in
African states. The states covered in this regard are Malawi, Zambia
and South Africa.
http://www.pulp.up.ac.za/pdf/ 2011_04/2011_04.pdf
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