Rise of International Justice

o Rise of International Criminal Court

o Attentiveness (турботливий)

o Expert staff

o Independence

o Confirm advance (поширення) enforcement (примус)

§ Location/legitimacy

§ Tip-of-iceberg (верхівкаайсбергa)

§ Local knowledge

§ Jurisdiction

§ Domestic system

Over the 1990s the international community began to take on interest in Justice, in response to allegation (привід) of mass right abuses in Yugoslavia and Rwanda. The Tribunal built ion International Legislation that assign (призначати) individual responsibility for torture and genocide. Convention against Torture (1984). These institutions were also found that sometimes Justice won’t happen at all due to the risk of instability.

The Creation of International Criminal Court (ICC). Advantages in analyzing International Justice à it can show, that international community cares that it’s attentive (уважний). Intern. Justice has its own intern. Courts, which are independent. International Courts can confirm norms. International Courts à The location is far away, but they tend to be located far away. The problem is that they are invisible for the people. Local people need to see that Tribunal works, how you can persuade the reconsolidation if Justice is taking place far away? They cover very much ground. Legal experts in international level might lack local knowledge, like language, culture, history, an understanding of state institutions, an understanding an dynamics of the conflict. International court are not going to replace domestic justice. Supporting local courts in their perusing of criminal prosecution. All this brings in cased of Yugoslavia and Serbia.

Yugoslavia

§ Faux revolution: a negotiated transition

§ Strength of old regime in state apparatus, society

§ Sluggish (повільний) Justice (criminal prosecutions)

Serbia

§ Electoral revolution, mobilizing people

§ Negotiated with opposition for new election in 2000

ICTY Cooperation

v Steady (стійкий) stream of transfers to Hague (20 arrests from 2001-2003)

v Major disincentives (придушеннястимулу) for cooperation included:

o Personal preferences, politically unpopular, risky

v Incentives for cooperation included

o Diplomatic, economic conditionality (development)

Yugoslavia’s new leaders at both the republic and federal levels faces international pressures to extradite a legal work criminals to the domestically unpopular international criminal Tribunal for the formal Yugoslavia at the hake. State structure proponents would also won, that the continued dominates of old regime associated over the police should be enough to stain (бруднити) proponents (прихильник) of criminal justice. Yugoslavia citizens largely opposes Justice for war crimes. Given the unpopularity of ICTY cooperation was politically risky, even radical, and dangerous. If you want to join European Union, you have to cooperate with ICTY. The Prime Minister Zoran Đinđićof Yugoslavia realized, that without cooperation with the EU the political career run japery.

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