How the Rome Statue Weakens the International Prohibition to Incitement to Genocide

Discusses the importance of treating incitement to genocide as a separate crime from participation in genocide, focusing on the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court threatens the full effectiveness of incitement's criminalization by reducing its status to a mode of criminal particip...

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Published in:Harvard human rights journal 2009-07, Vol.22 (2), p.245-270
Main Author: Davies, Thomas E
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Language:English
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Criminal justice
Genocide
International Criminal Court
International law
War crimes
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