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Ramsey Clark, The War Criminal's Best Friend
salon.com
Asserts the former U.S. attorney general has become the tool of left-wing cultists who defend Slobodan Milosevic, Saddam Hussein and Rwandan torturers as anti-imperialist heroes.
Tolstoy Letters
uvsc.edu
Translated letters from Count Nikolai Tolstoy concerning his claims of war crimes by the British Government following the Second World War.
International Humanitarian Law
icrc.org
Information, treaties, and legal materials, from the International Committee of the Red Cross. Includes the Geneva Conventions and their additional protocols.
Henry Kissinger War Crimes
zpub.com
Gives overview and references to several articles and essays advocating the indictment of Henry Kissenger for mass murders in Cambodia.
Institute for International Criminal Investigations
iici.info
IICI is an international organization of professional investigators, military officers, lawyers and academics dedicated to training and deploying professionals in the investigation of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity, Including Genocide
www1.umn.edu
Principal legal instruments, form the University of Minnesota Human Rights Library.
Prevent Genocide International
preventgenocide.org
Global, Internet-based network of activists working to prevent the crime of genocide, providing information on international laws and penalties.
International Society for Military Law and the Law of War
soc-mil-law.org
Belgian based association to study military law and promote the law of armed conflict that respects human rights. In French and English.
International Forensic Centre of Excellence for the Investigation of Genocide
inforce.org.uk
The Inforce Foundation investigates war crimes, crimes against humanity and extra-judicial killings. News and information on ongoing projects, lists of advisors and supporters, upcoming conferences and recommended reading.
War Crimes Resources at Questia
questia.com
Features an online library of books and journals relating to war crimes around the globe.
Crimes of War Project
crimesofwar.org
Dedicated to raising awareness of the laws of war and war crimes among the media, policy makers, human rights and humanitarian aid workers, and the general public.
Human Rights Watch
hrw.org
Organization to protect rights of people around the world, to bring offenders to justice, prevent discrimination, uphold political freedom and to protect people from inhumane conduct in wartime.
No Peace Without Justice
npwj.org
Campaign of the Transnational Radical Party for the establishment of the ICC and support of the ad hoc international criminal tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.
Guardian Weblog Special: War crimes
guardian.co.uk
Collection of news coverage from newspapers worldwide about war crimes tribunals from Nuremberg to the Hague.
Juozas Kisielaitis - Accused Nazi War Criminal
kisielaitis.tripod.com
Background on accused Nazi war criminal Juozas Kisielaitis.
Law and War: A Doctrine of Deterrence
anthonydamato.law.northwestern.edu
From UN Chronicle 35 (1998), by Anthony D'Amato. [PDF] (November 9, 2000)
General William T. Sherman: Would the Georgia Campaigns of the First Commander of the Modern Era Comply with Current Law of War Standards?
law.emory.edu
From the Emory International Law Review 9.2, Fall 1995. Attempts to apply modern standards to Sherman's Atlanta Campaign in the U.S Civil War.
American War Crimes
islamawareness.net
Collection of articles about the Vietnam War, Korea War, and Afghanistan War.
US: Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE)
house.gov
This section of CSCE (Helsinki Commission) is a part of the executive and legislative branches of the U.S. Government and monitors human rights in Europe. Hearings, resolutions in the US.
From the Bloodbaths In East Timor to A Suicide in Alexandria
commondreams.org
Article exposing evidence of U.S. intelligence passing information to Indonesian war criminals and supporting butchery.
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Serbian authorities declared this week that top . war. criminal fugitive, Ratko Mladic, has his days numbered. Mladic was the general in charge of the Serbian.
Did Dubya commit war crimes by condoning torture at Gitmo Iraq and Afghanistan?
Q. Should we not at least have an inquiry into this matter? We are quick to point our finger at any other nation that may have someone who committed a war crime. Should we hold ourselves to the same standard?
Asked by xomoc - Mon Mar 16 23:50:06 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah. How can we be taken seriously in a nation if we don't practice what we preach? What kind of an example does that set? That's it's okay for us and nobody else? With an attitude like that it's no wonder the rest of the world holds us in such low regard. As Americans, we have a responsibility to stand up to our government and demand justice when they commit crimes.
Answered by Free health care for all - Mon Mar 16 23:54:11 2009
Q. Should we not at least have an inquiry into this matter? We are quick to point our finger at any other nation that may have someone who committed a war crime. Should we hold ourselves to the same standard?
Asked by xomoc - Mon Mar 16 23:50:06 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah. How can we be taken seriously in a nation if we don't practice what we preach? What kind of an example does that set? That's it's okay for us and nobody else? With an attitude like that it's no wonder the rest of the world holds us in such low regard. As Americans, we have a responsibility to stand up to our government and demand justice when they commit crimes.
Answered by Free health care for all - Mon Mar 16 23:54:11 2009
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