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Linking High-Level Accused to Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in International Criminal Law
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May 2022 | ISBN 9789462362857 | 1st edition | 462 pages
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Linking High-Level Accused to Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in International Criminal Law

Theory and Practice of the ICTY, ICTR, and ICC

Sylvester Sammie | Eleven
Linking High-Level Accused to Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in International Criminal Law
Linking High-Level Accused to Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in International Criminal Law
Linking High-Level Accused to Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in International Criminal Law
Linking High-Level Accused to Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in International Criminal Law
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May 2022 | ISBN 9789462362857 | 1st edition | 462 pages
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Linking High-level Accused to Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in International Criminal Law focuses on the theoretical and practical perspectives taken by the ICTY, ICTR, and ICC. It seeks to answer the question of how high-level officials can and should be investigated and prosecuted for their role in the commission of sexual and gender-based crimes. 


The author examines the forms, types, and amount of evidence used to prove the role of these high-level accused in the commission of crimes by rank-and-file soldiers. As the accused are usually not present on the crime scene, the international criminal courts and tribunals must rely on individual criminal liability theories enshrined in Article 7 ICTY Statute, Article 6 ICTR Statute, and Articles 25 & 28 Rome Statute to connect them to the atrocities committed on the ground. 


100 individual cases from the ICTY, ICTR, and ICC are examined and reveal that in most cases there was sufficient evidence to prove that sexual and gender-based crimes were committed. It was however much more difficult for the prosecutor to prove the role and responsibility of the high-ranked accused and the modes of liability charged. 


The author gives concrete recommendations on how to gather linkage evidence effectively, and to use the modes of liability accurately to prove the connection between the committed crimes, the broader context and the accused’s role.

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Sylvester Sammie
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