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The Regionalization of International Criminal Law and the Protection of Human Rights in International Cooperation in Criminal Proceedings Section IV of the XV Congress of The International Association of Penal Law2, IAPL3

The Regionalization of International Criminal Law and the Protection of Human Rights in... 98 W. Schomburg1 The Regionalization of International Criminal Law and the Protection of Human Rights in International Cooperation in Criminal Proceedings Section IV of the XV Congress of The International Association of Penal Law2, IAPL3 'International criminal law, as is the case with criminal law in general, seeks a bal- ance between the protection of society through the efficient operation of the criminal justice system, the protection of the ri?hts of the individual, [defendant and victim], and the maintenance of the rule of law. ' The subject was strangely twofold: the first topic concerned the regionalization of interna- tional criminal law, the second one the protection of human rights in international cooper- ation in criminal proceedings. The work of Section IV was therefore divided at first glance into different parts. However the discussion of this quoted preamble of the draft resolution al- ready expressed the points of confluence: the growing trend toward regionalization in inter- national criminal law has its impact on the position of the individual and increases the need for the development of the protection of human rights (LAHTI).5 The work of Section IV seemed to be a particularly difficult one also due to the fact http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Brill

The Regionalization of International Criminal Law and the Protection of Human Rights in International Cooperation in Criminal Proceedings Section IV of the XV Congress of The International Association of Penal Law2, IAPL3

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Brill
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© 1995 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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0928-9569
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98 W. Schomburg1 The Regionalization of International Criminal Law and the Protection of Human Rights in International Cooperation in Criminal Proceedings Section IV of the XV Congress of The International Association of Penal Law2, IAPL3 'International criminal law, as is the case with criminal law in general, seeks a bal- ance between the protection of society through the efficient operation of the criminal justice system, the protection of the ri?hts of the individual, [defendant and victim], and the maintenance of the rule of law. ' The subject was strangely twofold: the first topic concerned the regionalization of interna- tional criminal law, the second one the protection of human rights in international cooper- ation in criminal proceedings. The work of Section IV was therefore divided at first glance into different parts. However the discussion of this quoted preamble of the draft resolution al- ready expressed the points of confluence: the growing trend toward regionalization in inter- national criminal law has its impact on the position of the individual and increases the need for the development of the protection of human rights (LAHTI).5 The work of Section IV seemed to be a particularly difficult one also due to the fact

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European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice – Brill

Published: Jan 1, 1995

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