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Международный арбитраж. Международное судопроизводство (200) |
SM ISO690:2012 OSARCHUK , Snizhana. The reality of victims’ reparations under Article 75 of Rome Statute. In: Jurnalul juridic national: teorie şi practică, 2018, nr. 5(33), pp. 203-206. ISSN 2345-1130. |
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In the article the theoretical research is providing the illustration of the impact of victims’ reparations under Article 75 of Rome Statute and demonstrating the practical issues of today’ reality connected with Trust Fund for Victims and the International Criminal Court. The analysis of legal literature is carried out on research of the concept of Rome Statute and on comparison of the ICC decisions in Lubanga (2012), Katanga (2017) and Bemba (2017) cases. For the purpose of clearly understanding the role of victims in the ICC criminal justice system, this article, firstly, identifies who can be considered as victims and who have a right for reparations under the ICC, then determines the reparations from the side of individual responsibility and what is the role of Trust Fund for Victims in this ICC mechanism, and, the last but not the least, demonstrates existing rulings in the context of their practical contribution to the highlighted problem and represents significant challenges that the Court has already faced in its early hearings. |
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Cuvinte-cheie Rome Statute, Victims reparations, Trust Fund for Victims., International Criminal Court |
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