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UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION IN BELGIAN LAW*
The Palestine Yearbook of International Law Online, 2002info:eu-repo/semantics ...
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Salt
The presence of overlapping “ethnic” dioceses in North America is the result of claims by certain Orthodox Churches to universal jurisdiction and a specious “right” to organize extraterritorial parishes and dioceses for “their own” faithful, whether in the “diaspora” or on the territory of other autocephalous churches.
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The presence of overlapping “ethnic” dioceses in North America is the result of claims by certain Orthodox Churches to universal jurisdiction and a specious “right” to organize extraterritorial parishes and dioceses for “their own” faithful, whether in the “diaspora” or on the territory of other autocephalous churches.
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The African Union and Universal Jurisdiction
, 2017 Universal jurisdiction permits states to investigate and prosecute perpetrators of certain widely condemned offences, irrespective of whether they possess any of the traditional territorial, nationality, or other jurisdictional links to the offence. As a
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The Case for Universal Jurisdiction
Foreign Affairs, 2001Behind much of the savagery of modern history lies impunity. Tyrants commit atrocities, including genocide, when they calculate they can get away with them. Too often, dictators use violence and intimidation to shut down any prospect of domestic prosecution.
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Criminal Law Forum, 2010
As a measure to combat impunity, the idea that any country in the world may assert jurisdiction over anyone involved in serious international crimes, irrespective of the place of the offence or the nationality of the perpetrator or victim, is compelling both logically and morally.
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As a measure to combat impunity, the idea that any country in the world may assert jurisdiction over anyone involved in serious international crimes, irrespective of the place of the offence or the nationality of the perpetrator or victim, is compelling both logically and morally.
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The Pitfalls of Universal Jurisdiction
Foreign Affairs, 2001In less than a decade, an unprecedented movement has emerged to submit international politics to judicial procedures. It has spread with extraordinary speed and has not been subjected to systematic debate, partly because of the intimidating passion of its advocates.
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The Principle of Universal Jurisdiction
2010In Chapter 2 we identified the component practices constituting international punishment: a set of nonvoluntary categorical obligations of universal scope and reach, universal interest in compliance with them, and universal standing to enforce compliance or sanction noncompliance.
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The Future of Universal Jurisdiction
2006Even without 9/11, Bali, London, Madrid, and Amman, there was a need for effective mechanisms to enforce international human rights. The “war against terror” and its use to roll back long-standing human rights protections have merely reinforced this need.
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