Manon BaxNetherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)
Manon Bax
Master of Laws and Master of Science
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Introduction
My research focuses on the development of collective reparations within international human rights law, international criminal law, and transitional justice. In order to get a better understanding of collective reparations and its development in international law, I conduct a qualitative content analysis of the case law of the particular courts. The cases dealing with gross human rights violations are coded in MAXQDA2020, a software program that is developed for qualitative content analysis.
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In november 2018 heeft de Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) beloofd om individuele schadevergoedingen uit te gaan betalen aan overlevenden en nabestaanden van transporten tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Na een advies van de speciaal opgerichte commissie heeft de NS de aanvraagprocedure voor schadevergoeding geopend. In dit artikel analyseren wij deze sch...
This article investigates the approach to reparations of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), doctrinal comparative law perspective, complemented by socio-legal insights. We trace back the development of the reparative frameworks of the ICC and ECCC, and identify the normative bases...
Twenty years ago, the International Criminal Court (hereinafter ICC or the Court) was established holding the aim of placing victims at the heart of international criminal justice proceedings and delivering justice to them through, among others, reparations. Article 75 of the Rome Statute lays out the reparations regime, and, in practice, court-ord...
This article proposes the use of a qualitative content analysis, a non-legal research method, in combination with doctrinal research. Qualitative content analysis is close to doctrinal research, yet it consists of a more systematic methodology with set rules for the selection, coding and analysis of the legal texts. Therefore, it is suitable for de...
