Introduction This article analyzes the interrelationship between state and individual criminal responsibility in international law. It argues that while international courts and related instruments governing these two regimes of liability suggest a clear separation between state and individual criminal responsibility,…
On October 5th, the Center for Strategic and International Studies honored former Vice President Joe Biden with the second Zbigniew Brzezinski Annual Prize at its headquarters in Washington, D.C. The annual prize honors the legacy of Dr. Brzezinski, a prominent…
The international human rights community may have breathed a sigh of relief at South Africa’s announcement in March 2017 that it would revoke its attempt to leave the International Criminal Court (ICC), but there are likely more reasons to worry…
Despite continuing international criticism of Russia’s 2014 takeover of Crimea, the Russian government has intensified its offense against those who seek Crimea’s reunification with Ukraine. Tatars, who make up more than ten percent of the Crimean population, oppose the Russian…
Australia has one of the strictest refugee policies in the world. Although it is party to the Convention and Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees, the Australian government pursued immigration policies throughout the last fifteen years that many international…