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Guardian Comment is Free, June 19th 2007‘Darfur: a path to peace and justice’ By Nick Donovan
OpenDemocracy, 26th February 2007‘Yes there really is a way to help Darfur’ By Dr James Smith
The Times, December 9th 2006‘Our Memorial to 50,000 dead is no empty historical exercise’ by Dr James Smith
Guardian Comment is Free, November 21st 2006‘We cannot stand by and let Darfur’s people die’ by Dr James Smith
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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). |