Command responsibility is the essential to the enforcement of international humanitarian law: In the example of bemba case at the international criminal court

Ганхуягийн Агар-Эрдэнэ

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International humanitarian law, a branch of customary international law, has an important role to regulate the customs of war and to establish norms for the protection of civilians whereas serious offences such as war crimes and crimes against humanity are committed due to grave breaches of its principles. This article will discuss the latest development of the concept of command responsibility by the International Criminal Court in Bemba case, which is the first-ever decision regarding command responsibility. Although the concept of command responsibility includes non-military superiors or civilian leaders, this article, will explore military settings as the Bemba is focused on military commander’s criminal liability.

Command responsibility
International Criminal Law
International Humanitarian Law
Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court

2018-04-11

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