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Title: | Concepts and signs of war crimes in international criminal law |
Authors: | Ignatieva, A.I. Protsyik, O.V. |
Keywords: | war crimes International criminal law concepts signs definition human rights crimes against humanity crimes against civilian population armed conflicts international conventions військові злочини міжнародне кримінальне право поняття ознаки визначення права людини злочини проти людяності злочини проти цивільного населення збройні конфлікти міжнародні конвенції |
Issue Date: | 2024 |
Publisher: | НЮУ ім. Ярослава Мудрого |
Citation: | Ignatievа A. I. Concepts and signs of war crimes in international criminal law / A. I. Ignatievа, O. V. Protsyik // Modern research in science and education : the 9th Intern. sci. and practical conf. (May 2–4, 2024) USA. – Chicago, 2024. – P. 806–809. |
Abstract: | The article "Concepts and Signs of War Crimes in International Criminal Law" explores the key aspects of defining war crimes within the framework of international criminal law. This work analyzes and elucidates the fundamental concepts defined by international law regarding war crimes, such as "war crimes" and "signs of war crimes". Through a thorough review of relevant documents and international conventions, the author delineates the elements that constitute war crimes, including actions that may qualify as crimes against humanity, crimes against civilian population, as well as crimes against prisoners of war. This article aims to understand the concepts of war crimes and their indicators in international criminal law with the objective of ensuring proper legal protection and human rights defense in the context of armed conflicts. |
URI: | https://dspace.nlu.edu.ua//jspui/handle/123456789/20219 |
Appears in Collections: | Тези, доповіді Військово-юридичного інституту |
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