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Abu Dhabi Case, 136 Coetzee & Others v. RSA, 176 Additional Protocol II, 5–6, 13, 24 Corfu Channel Case, 214 African National Congress, 26, 26 n. 82, Crimen contra omnes, 189 152–155 Crimes against humanity Akayesu Case, 74, 89, 99 armed con ict, connection to, 64 Amnesty. See also indemnity, 9–37 justi cation, 65 armed con ict, and, 5, 12, 24 rejection, 91, 108, 211 consequence, 30, 31–34, 36 , 77–78, 91 criticism, 34, 35, 37, 151 category of effect, 6, 31–34, 164, 166, 207 n. 95 murder type, 63–64, 71, 75 forms, 12, 15 persecutory type, 64 history, 15–16, 36, 39, 46–47, 127, 155, deportation or forcible transfer of 173 population, 56 meaning, 9, 21 n. 64, 39–40, 42, 47, 61 enforced disappearance of persons, 76 motives, 24–26, 57 enslavement, 72 pardon and, 11–12, 18, 20 gravity or seriousness, 2, 40, 53–54, peace treaty, 16, 19–21, 26–28, 83 180–181 prosecution and, 35–37 imprisonment or severe deprivation of purpose, 13–14, 21, 40 liberty, 72 scope, 7, 27–32 inhuman act, 2, 75, 77 social peace and, 13–14 mens rea, 68–69, 78 Apartheid, 3, 6 intent, 70–71 boycott against, 153 knowledge, 68–70 condemnation of, 152 motive, 57–58, 63–64, 68, 75, 77, 79, 91, manifestation of, 201, 218 162 protest against, 152 murder and extermination, 72, 98 repression under, 153 notion of, 48, 53, 87, 180, 191, 200, 214 Ärtze-Urteil Case, 108 number of act, 56–58 Aut dedere aut judicare, 115, 196, 220 Ottoman Empire, massacre in, 18, 43 AZAPO Case, 25, 165, 171, 221 perpetration direct perpetrator, 91 Barbie Case, 60–61, 191, 216 facilitator, 91 Barcelona Traction Case, 216 indirect perpetrator, 91

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scale duress or coercion, 105–106 sexual crimes exclusion of jurisdiction over persons enforced prostitution, 74 under 18 years, 106–107 enforced sterilisation, 75 incapacity, 102–103 forced pregnancy, 74 intoxication, 104 rape, 74 mistake of fact or law, 108–109 sexual slavery, 74 necessity, 110 sexual violence, 75 reprisal, 110 , 75 self-defence, defence of another person, victims, 61 defence of property, 104–105 widespreadness and systematicity, 55, 188, superior orders, 109, 144 201 historical evolution, 62, 70 Crimes against peace, 52 participation, forms of commission of crime, 94–95 Danube Case, 136 complicity Delicti jus gentium. See also international aiding and abetting, 97–98 crimes, 8, 79, 185–213 failure to prevent or repress, 96–97 de nition, 188–189 incitement, 98–100 distinctive features, 160, 187 ordering, 95, 105 and, 189–192, 195, planning, 95 198 attempt, 100–102 Della Savia Case, 180 sources Apartheid Convention, 91 Eichmann Case, 95, 191, 216 , 89–91 Einsatzgruppen Case, 106 Convention, 88–90 Erdemovic Case, 54 Nuremberg Charter, 86, 140 Erga omnes obligations, 197, 216–217, 221, Nuremberg Principles, 87–88 223, 226, 229 Inhumanity, 53 Evian Agreement, 5 In re Eisenträger and Others, 190 International Committee of the Red Cross, Finta Case, 58, 148 13, 169 Fisheries Case, 134–135 International Criminal Court Furundzija Case, 97 n. 80, 148, 175 n. 107, complementarity, 203, 205 232 deference, 205–207 guiding values, 201 , 4, 8, 24, 57, 78, 88, jurisdiction, 202 93, 99, 114, 193 objects and goals, 202 Grave breaches, 114–117 recommendations to, 231 International Military Tribunals, of Cases, 190 Nuremberg, 51 n. 64, 65 n. 124, 75, 83 Hostis humani generis, 115, 189, 197, 209 Ireland v. The United Kingdom, 127 Humanitarianism, 41 Jurisdiction, theories of Individual criminal liability. See also nationality, 189 individual criminal responsibility personality, 189 attribution, mechanism for, 91, 96, 102, protective, 189 111, 149 territoriality, 189 basis, participation as universality, 189 direct and substantial, 93 Jus cogens, 74, 78, 168 n. 77, 181 n. 141, knowing, 92 197 n. 59, 213 n. 129, 214 n. 137 personal, 92 amnesty and, 218–221 excluding grounds. See also defences or consequence, 213, 216, 220 exclusionary grounds derogation and abandonment, 101, 106 Additional Protocol II, 223–225