A Work Upon Protecting the Privileges Regarding Suspects and Also Accused People In Global Criminal Proceedings
Examining the Adequacy and Remedies of Global Criminal Tribunals to Protect the Rights of Suspects and Accused
Keywords:
global criminal tribunals, ICTR, ICTY, ICC, adequacy, rights of suspects and accused, cures, violation, human rights, reasonable trial, relationship, States' support, solutions, repair, processes, financial compensationAbstract
The Working Paper looks at the adequacy of globalcriminal tribunals, in specific the ICTR, ICTY and ICC. So as to be adequate,these courts and tribunals need to do equity, which infers the admiration ofthe rights of the suspect and accused. Henceforth, an improved comprehension ofthe adequacy of global criminal tribunals might be gotten by investigating howthese courts ensure the rights of suspects and accused and which cures itoffers in the event of violation of these rights. Inasmuch as in principleglobal criminal courts and tribunals are obliged to regard human rights,specifically the right to a reasonable trial, through some carefulinvestigations it is showed that because of the connection in which they areworking and their reliance of States' underpin worldwide criminal tribunals maynot dependably ensure the rights of the suspect or accused. In this manner, theadequacy of worldwide criminal courts requires that they offer satisfactorysolutions for repair violations of the rights of the suspect and the accused.In this admiration the Working Paper looks at to what degree universal criminaltribunals offer a stay in processes and money related recompense.Published
2013-04-01
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“A Work Upon Protecting the Privileges Regarding Suspects and Also Accused People In Global Criminal Proceedings: Examining the Adequacy and Remedies of Global Criminal Tribunals to Protect the Rights of Suspects and Accused”, JASRAE, vol. 5, no. 10, pp. 0–0, Apr. 2013, Accessed: Jun. 30, 2024. [Online]. Available: https://ignited.in/jasrae/article/view/4785
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How to Cite
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“A Work Upon Protecting the Privileges Regarding Suspects and Also Accused People In Global Criminal Proceedings: Examining the Adequacy and Remedies of Global Criminal Tribunals to Protect the Rights of Suspects and Accused”, JASRAE, vol. 5, no. 10, pp. 0–0, Apr. 2013, Accessed: Jun. 30, 2024. [Online]. Available: https://ignited.in/jasrae/article/view/4785