Complete Justice: Residual Functions and Potential Residual Mechanisms of the ICTY, ICTR and SCSL

Gabriël Oosthuizen; Robert Schaeffer

Issue 1 2008
Editorial The State of International Law in The Hague: Delicate Issues in International Criminal Law
Article The Hague Academy of International Law: An Introduction by the Secretary-General
Article The False Dichotomy of Peace versus Justice and the International Criminal Court
Article Complete Justice: Residual Functions and Potential Residual Mechanisms of the ICTY, ICTR and SCSL
Case Law Victim Participation and Bias in the Cambodian Courts: The Pre-Trial Chamber’s Decisions in the Case against Nuon Chea
Case Law The “Media Case” before the Rwanda Tribunal: Nahimana et al. The Appeal Judgement
Case Overview of Court Documents

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Gabriël Oosthuizen Gabriël Oosthuizen is executive director of International Criminal Law Services Foundation (ICLS), a Hague-based NGO (www.icls-foundation.org).
Robert Schaeffer Robert Schaeffer is an ICLS assistant. The views expressed in this article are their own, and do not refl ect the views of ICLS.

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