For humanity : reflections of a war crimes investigator / Richard Goldstone

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Goldstone Richard

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9780300132083

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341.690968 GOL

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New challenges : judging injustice The Goldstone Commission on Public Violence and Intimidation The South African solution : is truth sufficient? International justice : the United Nations criminal tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda Toward an international criminal court

Summary: Richard J. Goldstone's account of his progression from a young activist opposing South Africa's racial policies to the world's first independent war crimes prosecutor. In it, he argues in favour of the move towards establishing a permanent international criminal court

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Includes index.

New challenges : judging injustice
The Goldstone Commission on Public Violence and Intimidation
The South African solution : is truth sufficient?
International justice : the United Nations criminal tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda
Toward an international criminal court

Richard J. Goldstone's account of his progression from a young activist opposing South Africa's racial policies to the world's first independent war crimes prosecutor. In it, he argues in favour of the move towards establishing a permanent international criminal court

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