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    By Any Other Name: Expressive Implications of Reconceptualizing an International Crime as Another through the Examples of Ecocide and Aggression by Vera Piovesan

    Published 2025-06-01

    The progressive development of international criminal law is part of a long tradition. International criminal norms have evolved in a process focused on expanding the protection of the underlying values of the system and its anti-impunity agenda. This has also implied the strategic classification of...

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    Selective Justice? Empirically Testing for Double Standarts is the ICC's Palestine and Ukraine Investigations by Hasan Basri Bulbul

    Published 2025-06-01

    Despite its proclaimed dedication to universal justice, the International Criminal Court has long been accused of double standards in its administration of justice. To evaluate the veracity of these claims, this study conducts a comparative empirical analysis of ICC prosecutorial practice, examining...

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    ICJ genocide judgment in the dispute between Croatia and Serbia: Legal analysis and its importance for mutual relations by Vučić Mihajlo, Novaković Marko

    Published 2015-01-01

    The Judgment of the International Court of Justice in the case of mutual claims for the breach of the Genocide Convention between Croatia and Serbia represents the final outcome of 16 years of a dispute which burdened their bilateral relations on everyday basis. Bearing in mind that the Int...

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    Codification of International Criminal Law: A Political-Legal Analysis by D. V. Erokhin

    Published 2021-10-01

    For many decades, the issues of systematization of international criminal law, if not in the center of attention of the subjects of international lawmaking, are at least not removed from the agenda. At the same time, the negotiation process on this topic, even at the present time, is far from over;...

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    Special Tribunal for Lebanon and progressive development of international criminal law by I. I. Sinyakin, A. Yu. Skuratova

    Published 2022-01-01

    The subject. The article analyses the practice of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon and its Judgement of 18 August 2020, rendered against those found guilty of a terrorist act and the impact on the progressive development of international criminal law.The purpose. This article seeks to define what go...

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    Targeting of the Protected Group’s Leadership and Otherwise Representative Members as an Indicator of Genocidal Intent by Maksym Vishchyk

    Published 2025-01-01

    Genocide, i.e., acts committed with the intent to destroy a national, ethnic, religious or racial group, does not require the complete annihilation of every individual member of the group. Instead, genocidal intent can manifest in two forms: to destroy the group in whole or in part. The notion of “p...

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    Problems of a Subject and Object of Criminal Attack on Persons or Establishments that are under the International Protection by the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic by C. Aidarbekov

    Published 2019-06-01

    The article deals with questions of correlation of the international criminal law and the criminal legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic and issues of a subject and object of criminal attack on the persons or establishments using international protection are considered

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    International criminal court and Russia: to be or not to be together by L. A. Lazutin, M. A. Likhachev

    Published 2020-03-01

    INTRODUCTION. The creation of the International Criminal Court in 1998 boosted significantly the interests of practitioners and researchers as regards international criminal law and procedure. It was the very first time when the permanent international court dealing with crimes of the concern of the...

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    ROME STATUTE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND LEGAL STATUS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION by I. I. Sinyakin, E. A. Kopylova

    Published 2018-04-01

    Introduction. This article examines the legal consequences attached to the Russia’s notification of its intention not to become a party to the ICC. The authors point out the confusing language employed by Russian Ministry for Foreign Affairs in its attendant declarations and highlight the necessity...

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    Offences against Internationally Protected Persons: Problems of International Legal Qualification by V. E. Tarabrin, R. A. Kantur

    Published 2021-07-01

    INTRODUCTION. The article examines various aspects of the international legal qualification of offences committed against internationally protected persons. The analysis of different elements of corpus delicti was laid at the heart of the study: namely, those of actus reus (whether the offence was p...

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    International legal regulation of the employment of artificial-intelligence-related technologies in armed conflict by D. Lewis

    Published 2020-11-01

    INTRODUCTION. In recent years, increased attention has been dedicated at the international level to legal issues concerning the possible employment of artificialintelligence-related technologies in hostilities in armed conflict. Most prominently, discussions in the framework of the Convention on Cer...

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    ON THE PROSPECTS AND RISKS OF INTERSTATE COOPERATION IN COMBATING CRIME WITH THE USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE UNITED NATIONS by SKIRDA Maksim Vladimirovich

    Published 2025-06-01

    The measures taken by the international community to combat crime are being developed and implemented in the context of new challenges associated with the process of globalization. In the article, the author analyzes international legal acts affecting the use of artificial intelligence, digita...

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    Problems of Biosafety in Current International Law by A. A. Danalya, E. E. Gulyaeva

    Published 2022-07-01

    INTRODUCTION. The presented article is devoted to an extremely curious and, without exaggeration, urgent topic. The authors seek to understand the content and legal concept of biosafety in International Law. The researchers seek to list the biosafety issues in order to define concrete aspects related...

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    Justice in the Name of Six Million Accusers: the Case of the Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann in the Context of International Law by N. A. Safarov

    Published 2022-01-01

    INTRODUCTION. The legal saga of the prosecution of Adolf Eichmann, one of the most wanted war criminals and chief “architect” of the Holocaust, raises many ethical, political and legal problems. The Eichmann trial is unprecedented in the long history of international criminal law for many reasons. A...

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    Responsibility for Disclosing Information Constituting Judicial Secret in International Criminal Law by Ekaterina A. Kopylova

    Published 2016-06-01

    Disclosing confidential information, which in the national jurisdictions is referred to as secret of the investigations and judicial secret, is one of the most frequently committed offences against the administration of criminal justice. The danger of such conduct is self-explanatory. It is capable...

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