Reporting Justice

II/5: National Prosecutions

Past Series

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Law

I/1: Introduction to IHL & ICL I/2: War Crimes I/3: Crimes Against Humanity I/4: Genocide I/5: Responsibility to Protect (R2P)I/6: Case Study- Child Soldiers Law Supplemental Readings

Justice

II/1: Introduction to Judicial Institutions II/2: Nuremberg & Tokyo II/3: Adhoc & Int’l Tribunals II/4: The ICC II/5: National Prosecutions II/6: Transitional Justice II/7: Case Study – Rwanda Justice Supplemental Readings

Journalism

III/1: Covering Conflict III/2: Reporting on Judicial Institutions III/3: Meaning of Objectivity III/4: Ethnic & Gender Sensitivity III/5: Case Study – Balkans III/6: Trauma & Safety Journalism Resources Journalism Supplemental Readings

Regional Developments

Asia Europe Africa White Paper: Feb. 2010

Programs

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II/5: National Prosecutions

Judicial Module 5: National Prosecutions

Required Readings:

David Kaye, Justice Beyond the Hague, available at http://www.cfr.org/international-criminal-courts-and-tribunals/justice-beyond-hague/p25119

Panel on the Impact of Politics on National War Crimes Prosecutions, available at http://ictj.org/news/experts-discuss-impact-politics-national-war-crimes-prosecutions