Russia’s war on Ukraine in international law and human rights bodies: Bringing institutions back in
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08-04-2022
In the midst of war, human rights and international law institutions have responded with unprecedented speed to the unfolding crisis, not least due to the strong engagement of the Ukraine government in multilateral fora. While these institutions can deliver little immediate relief for Ukraine citizens, the initiatives have important political functions: they show the political and legal alternatives to the logic of war chosen by the Russian government; they contribute to formalising international consensus and providing independent legal assessments of the attack; and, most importantly, they prepare the ground to ensure accountability for crimes committed in the context of the war. .
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- Den Europæiske Menneskerettighedsdomstol
- Den Internationale Straffedomstol
- domstolskompetence
- Europa
- europæisk regionalorganisation
- FN's Menneskerettighedsråd
- Forenede Nationer
- GEOGRAFI
- international menneskerettighedslovgivning
- international sikkerhed
- international strafferet
- INTERNATIONALE ORGANISATIONER
- INTERNATIONALE RELATIONER
- krig
- LOVBESTEMMELSER
- mellemstatslige organisationer
- OSCE
- politisk geografi
- retsvæsen
- rettigheder og friheder
- Rusland
- strafferet
- Ukraine
- økonomisk geografi