Intercultural Human Rights Law Review
First Page
281
Abstract
This article hopes to examine the issue of whether a crime committed by a peacekeeper satisfies the elements required under Article 5 of the Rome Statute for valid subject-matter jurisdiction, which would lead to the possibility of prosecuting peacekeepers in the ICC, pending satisfaction of the requirements of Article 12 of the Rome Statute. Would the crimes of trafficking, enforced prostitution, sexual slavery, or rape fall within the definitions of crimes against humanity or war crimes? To determine these issues, the elements of the individual crimes enumerated in the Rome Statute must first be analyzed.
Recommended Citation
Melanie O'Brien,
Prosecuting Peacekeepers in the ICC for Human Trafficking,
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Intercultural Hum. Rts. L. Rev.
281
(2006).
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https://scholarship.stu.edu/ihrlr/vol1/iss1/20