Примеры использования International criminal jurisdiction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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International criminal jurisdiction.
The question of an international criminal jurisdiction 2/.
The War and several impulses propelled discussion to gravitate towards international criminal jurisdiction.
The question of an international criminal jurisdiction 2/.
Main lectures and classes on international law,human rights and international criminal jurisdiction.
The issue of immunity from international criminal jurisdiction should not be covered under the topic.
It was noted that States must, in any event, meet their obligations with respect to international criminal jurisdiction.
The aim was not to superpose an international criminal jurisdiction over national law.
It was noted that States must, in any event, meet their obligations with respect to international criminal jurisdiction.
Whereas States exercise universal jurisdiction, international criminal jurisdiction pertained to international tribunals.
The Court will now determine appropriate reparations for victims,a groundbreaking mandate for an international criminal jurisdiction.
Needless to say, neither an international criminal jurisdiction nor universal State jurisdiction is a wholly satisfactory solution to the problem of impunity.
However, here it is a question of international criminal jurisdiction.
Immunity from international criminal jurisdiction appears to be fundamentally different from immunity from national criminal jurisdiction. .
Codification of international law:general process; international criminal jurisdiction; reservation to treaties;
It was stressed that an international criminal jurisdiction should draw upon the practice of any system that could assist it in the performance of its functions.
It did not deal with questions concerning immunity from the civil jurisdiction of another State or international criminal jurisdiction.
Instituting a permanent and effective international criminal jurisdiction would require several attempts, which would not always yield satisfactory results.
Through the enactment of adequate legislation, a State is able to comply with a request for co-operation by an international criminal jurisdiction.
The Federal Government considers international criminal jurisdiction to be necessary everywhere where adequate criminal prosecution is not ensured at national level.
Moreover, his delegation was not persuaded that enforced orinvoluntary disappearance constituted a matter for universal and international criminal jurisdiction.
Universal jurisdiction and international criminal jurisdiction shared the same objective of putting an end to impunity, as affirmed by relevant General Assembly resolutions.
They appreciated the Special Rapporteur's readiness to take into account interpretations arising from or related to international criminal jurisdiction paragraph 29 of the second report.
In 1951, on instructions of the General Assembly, the Commission on International Criminal Jurisdiction prepared a draft statute of an international criminal court, but the time was not yet ripe and it never got off the ground.
The Commission should nevertheless rise to the challenge and provide,through the future Code, the substantive law needed for the proper functioning of an international criminal jurisdiction.
Draft article 6, which was extremely important,should be linked with international criminal jurisdiction, and, accordingly, harmonized with the draft statute of an international criminal court.
The establishment of a single, permanent court would obviate the need for ad hoc tribunals for particular crimes,thereby ensuring stability and consistency in international criminal jurisdiction.
It had generally been felt, however, that universal jurisdiction, in contrast to international criminal jurisdiction, was exercised horizontally in relations between States by national courts and tribunals.
He therefore was of the opinion that the Commission should rise to the challenge and provide,through the future Code, the substantive law needed for the proper functioning of an international criminal jurisdiction.
Universal jurisdiction should not be confused with the international criminal jurisdiction exercised by international criminal tribunals or with the obligation to extradite or prosecute aut dedere aut judicare.