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The Emerging "System" of
International Criminal Justice
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Is there a system of international criminal justice, with the International
Criminal Court now at its center? What might be its component parts, and how do
these many institutions and actors best align their work? In this five-minute
video, leaders from across the field discuss and debate the role of police
organizations, NGOs, regional courts and the ICC within this dynamic
infrastructure of actors who are working to advance complementary
goals.
Featuring: Patricia O’Brian, United
Nations Under-Secretary-General; Christian Wenaweser, Assembly of States
Parties; Peter Slort, Amsterdam Police; Christopher Stone, Harvard Kennedy
School; William Pace, Coalition for the International Criminal Court; Sergio
García Ramírez, Inter-American Court of Human Rights; Patrick Robinson,
International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia; Dinah L. Shelton,
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights; Erik Fribergh, European Court of
Human Rights; Luis Moreno-Ocampo, International Criminal Court; Silvana Arbia,
International Criminal Court.
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on the System of International Criminal
Justice
This mini-documentary is one of a series created by
Skylight Pictures from the proceedings of the Consultative Conference on
International Criminal Justice, held at UN Headquarters in New York in
September 2009. Each of these videos, 5-to-7 minutes long, highlights a
contemporary issue facing the system of international criminal
justice.
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