A critique of the decision of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights permitting the demolition of the SADC Tribunal : politics versus economics and human rights

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: African journal of international and comparative law 24(2016), 2, S. 215-241

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Putting in place processes and mechanisms to prevent and eradicate enforced disappearances around the world

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: South African yearbook of international law 38(2013), S. 20-48

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The rise and fall (and supposed rise again) of the responsibility to protect (R2P) as a norm of international law : R2P in the human rights landscape

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: Reassessing the responsibility to protect (2016), S. 51-73

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The conflict in Syria and the failure of international law to protect people globally : mass atrocities, enforced disappearances, and arbitrary detentions

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

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The need to reform the political role of the African Union in promoting democracy and human rights in domestic states : making states more accountable and less able to avoid scrutiny at the United Nations and at the African Union, using Swaziland to spotlight the issues

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: African journal of international and comparative law 26(2018), 1, S. 84-107

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Examining the criticisms levelled against transitional justice : towards an understanding of the state of the field

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: Human rights & international legal discourse 11(2017), 1, S. 7-22

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Respecting and protecting the lives of migrants and refugees : the need for a human rights approach to save lives and find missing persons

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: International journal of human rights 22(2018), 2, S. 207-236

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The need to deal with all missing persons including those missing as a result of armed conflict, disasters, migration, human trafficking, and human rights violations (including enforced disappearances) in international and domestic law and processes

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: Inter-american and european human rights journal 8(2015), 1/2, S. 112-142

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Refocusing transitional justice to focus not only on the past, but also to concentrate on ongoing conflicts and enduring human rights crises

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: Journal of international humanitarian legal studies 7(2016), 2, S. 294-329

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How conditional amnesties can assist transitional societies in delivering on the right to the truth : are such processes compatible with international law?

by Sarkin, Jeremy <<[VerfasserIn]>>

Superior Title: International human rights law review 6(2017), 2, S. 143-175

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Reassessing the responsibility to protect : conceptual and operational challenges

by O'Bannon, Brett R. <<[HerausgeberIn]>>

London ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2016

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A critique of the decision of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights permitting the demolition of the SADC Tribunal : politics versus economics and human rights

Putting in place processes and mechanisms to prevent and eradicate enforced disappearances around the world

The rise and fall (and supposed rise again) of the responsibility to protect (R2P) as a norm of international law : R2P in the human rights landscape

The conflict in Syria and the failure of international law to protect people globally : mass atrocities, enforced disappearances, and arbitrary detentions

The need to reform the political role of the African Union in promoting democracy and human rights in domestic states : making states more accountable and less able to avoid scrutiny at the United Nations and at the African Union, using Swaziland to spotlight the issues

Examining the criticisms levelled against transitional justice : towards an understanding of the state of the field

Respecting and protecting the lives of migrants and refugees : the need for a human rights approach to save lives and find missing persons

The need to deal with all missing persons including those missing as a result of armed conflict, disasters, migration, human trafficking, and human rights violations (including enforced disappearances) in international and domestic law and processes

Refocusing transitional justice to focus not only on the past, but also to concentrate on ongoing conflicts and enduring human rights crises

How conditional amnesties can assist transitional societies in delivering on the right to the truth : are such processes compatible with international law?

Reassessing the responsibility to protect : conceptual and operational challenges

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