The organs of the International criminal court and their functions in the Rome Statute : the assembly of states parties

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  DOI: 10.1400/195393

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• In the same volume

  • Table of abbreviations
  • Editor's note
  • Some reflections on the International criminal court
  • The Rome conference on the establishment of an International criminal court : a fundamental step in the strengthening of international criminal law.
  • Complementarity of the International criminal court to national criminal jurisdictions
  • The Rome statute and state sovereignty : ICC competence, jurisdicional links, trigger mechanism
  • The controversial relationship between the International criminal court and the Security Council
  • Genocide in the Rome Statute
  • Crimes against humanity : reflections on state sovereignty, legal precision and the dictates of the public conscience
  • War crimes
  • Gender-specific provisions in the statute of the International criminal court
  • Applicable law.
  • The organs of the International criminal court and their functions in the Rome Statute : the assembly of states parties
  • The role of victims in ICC proceedings
  • The system of evidence in the statute of the International criminal court
  • Reparations for victims
  • Penalties under the ICC statute
  • International co-operation and judicial assistance between states parties and the International criminal court
  • The ICC and third states
  • The enforcement of sentences of the International criminal court
  • Appendix : The Rome Statute of the International criminal court