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- 34. Kontakt informacije Churchillplein 1, 2517 JW The Hague, the Netherlands www.icty.org
Editor's Notes
- Introductory remarks
- giving a platform for the victims’ stories to be heard giving a human face to judicial process contributing to reconciliation through participation of the people who were affected providing for involvement of the people because of whom the ICTY was established providing an opportunity to confront the past and/ or the people who were responsible for their suffering…
- giving a platform for the victims’ stories to be heard giving a human face to judicial process contributing to reconciliation through participation of the people who were affected providing for involvement of the people because of whom the ICTY was established providing an opportunity to confront the past and/ or the people who were responsible for their suffering…
- accused 161 for crimes committed against thousands of people, including heads of state, prime ministers, leading generals and police officials a person’s position no longer offers immunity from prosecution could act as a deterrent in future indictments against the fugitives are permanent
- accused 161 for crimes committed against thousands of people, including heads of state, prime ministers, leading generals and police officials a person’s position no longer offers immunity from prosecution could act as a deterrent in future indictments against the fugitives are permanent
- will contribute to establishing of historical record of the events in the 1990s fight against denial and revisionism
- first to establish SV could constitute torture first to prosecute sexual enslavement as the crime against humanity first to prosecute wartime SV against men first ever international criminal court to prosecute wartime SV brought the issue to forefront of international justice ended impunity for what was considered as a side-effect of war
- the first international criminal court that was not a victor’s court proved that international justice is viable, and propelled the establishment of other intl. courts, including the ICC first to indict the sitting head of state first intl. court to establish a victims and witnesses section first intl. court to establish an outreach programme
- localisation of war crimes proceedings, thus contributing to the process of facing the past a way to prosecute low and middle ranking perpetrators establishing link/ partnership between international and national legal systems contributing to fight against impunity helping separate the judicial process from political aspects helped promote the rule of law, by supporting civil society and local judiciaries
- 78% of accused completed indictments 2004 end of all cases 2014 transfer low and middle ranking accused to the region contribute to capacity building of local judiciaries establish residual mechanism
- indictments 2004 end of all cases 2014 transfer low and middle ranking accused to the region contribute to capacity building of local judiciaries establish residual mechanism
- temporary body to take care of the ICTY legacy include information centres in the countries of the former Yu archive will prosecute the fugitives if arrested allows smooth transition following the ICTY’s completion of mandate revisions of sentences appeals early releases contempt cases
- communicate the work and achievements of a faraway judicial institution to local population insure that the victims’ voices are heard not only in the courtroom, but in local communities as well provides access to accurate information about the work of the ICTY, both at present and after the completion of mandate
- communicate the work and achievements of a faraway judicial institution to local population insure that the victims’ voices are heard not only in the courtroom, but in local communities as well provides access to accurate information about the work of the ICTY, both at present and after the completion of mandate
- prevents collective guilt could contribute to reconciliation by preventing demonisation of entire groups contributes to facing the past by establishing the criminality of individual acts, as opposed to broad political concepts used to justify them