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The article examines the contributions of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) to the development of international criminal law, highlighting two key areas. First, as the first tribunal in the history of international criminal law that addressed the crime of terrorism, the STL presented its definition under international customary law. Second, it...
The International Court of Justice advisory opinion addresses several complex legal questions. The Court examined whether these policies violate international law, particularly erga omnes obligations. Israel's actions were found to violate international law through the annexation of large parts of Palestinian territories. The Court explored the rel...
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Príspevok predstavuje aspekty Tokijského tribunálu, ktorý sa konal po druhej svetovej vojne, s dôrazom na jeho prístup k trestnoprávnej zodpovednosti. V porovnaní s Norimberským tribunálom, ktorý sa zameriaval na jednotlivcov v Nemecku, Tokijský tribunál sa vysporiadal so zločinmi počas vojny Japonského cisárstva. Text identifikuje dva as...
The International Criminal Court for the first time found guilty and sentenced a perpetrator of gender-based crimes under international law. Moreover, it did so by defining a new crime of forced marriage, which was considered by the international criminal law as “other inhumane act.” In its judgements, the International Criminal Court dealt with th...
The author of the paper writes about the order of the International Court of Justice indicating provisional measures on a basis of Ukraine’s request. The request was to a larger degree granted. In the paper, the author points out that the fact that the order was issued does not resolve the issue of jurisdiction, which remains to be decided and coul...
The coursebook serves as an introduction to public international law, primarily for teaching the English law study programme. The first part of the coursebook is devoted to the general part and the second to the special part of international public law. The chapters consist of an introduction to the topic (teaching text), excerpts from relevant doc...
Terrorism is a fenomena that is seriously threatening values and interests of the international community. Despite of that the international community was not able to settle its definition yet. If the definition is absent then supression of terorizm by means of international criminal law is in conflict with the principle of legality. Solving of thi...
Based on historical analysis of the development of international criminal law, it could be concluded, that there was no notion of the criminal liability of legal persons on the international level, despite the fact, that international criminal tribunals were dealing with such issue – author focuses namely on the Nuremberg Tribunal’s criminal organi...
Author firstly introduces innovative attributes by which international criminal law enriched
the international legal system. These attributes are also distinguishing it from general international law. Further, he studies the motivation of international society that lead it to the creation of international criminal judiciary and he analyses that thi...
In the first part of the paper, the author introduces decisions of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, which, in the end, led to acknowledging the criminal responsibility of legal person for the first time in history of international criminal law. In the second part, the author comments on distinct decision and he considers whether this decision was...
The attitude of Special Tribunal for Lebanon to the issue of terrorism was introduced in its interlocutory
decision on the applicable law. Author in this article is analysing its definition of distinct crime, its
reasoning which was crucial to introduce such definition and its importance in relation to Lebanese law.
The aim of this article is not o...
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Dear colleagues,
in the doctrinal literature usually three sui generis subjects of international law are mentioned:
Holy See, ICRC and the Sovreign Order of Malta.
My question is, do you know about any other entities of their own kind, that possess international legal personality, but do not fall under any category of subjects of international law (state, international organisation, insurrectional movement, individual...)
Other question is, is ICRC really a subject sui generis, when its subjectivity is based namely on Geneva Convention, but these themselves are recognizing that this legal status may apply also to "other impartial humanitarian organization"
Thank you for your opinions and answers.
Dear colleagues,
I was trying to find texts of some of the capitulations treaties of the Ottoman Empire with European powers, as I am preparing study material. However, I was able to find only doctrinal sources (articles) quoting them, but no full text or parts of their texts.
Can anyone help me where to find their texts, ideally online in english. It can be any typical capitulations agreement like with England, France, Venice, Russia or any other. Just to give some examples in the study book to prove the point what they were about.
Thank you in advance!
Do you consider the situation of forced landing of Ryanair plane in May on basis of Belarusian order as an act of aviation piracy or an act of terrorism as suggested by some politicians or medias? Why do you think so?
