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Responsibility to Protect Panel Discussion with Lt. Gen Romeo Dalliare (January 2006) |
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Parliamentary Briefing: Gaps in UK Law on Genocide, War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity (December 2008) |
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Party Conferences Darfur Briefing (September 2008) |
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Parliamentary Briefing: JEM attack, reprisals and Abyei (May 2008) |
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Abyei Context Paper (June 2008) |
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Older Briefings |
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Hybrid Force Briefing (June 2007) |
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Darfur Briefing (November 2006) |
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Darfur Briefing (September 2006) |
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Darfur Briefing (June 2006) |
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Darfur Briefing (April 2006) |
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Darfur Briefing (March 2006) |
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Darfur Briefing (January 2006) |
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Darfur Briefing (October 2005) |
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Darfur Briefing (30 June 2005) |
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Darfur Briefing (15 June 2005) |
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Ever wondered why so few suspected war criminals are ever brought to justice? The Enforcement of International Criminal Law, by Justice Richard Goldstone and others, sets out a plan for how to reform both the 'architecture' (e.g. new treaties) of international criminal law and its 'plumbing' (e.g. specialist war crimes units). |