Will International Law Discourage War Crimes In Libya? - Regional Focus - North Africa

Publisher:

In On Africa (IOA)

Date published:

2017

Record type:

Journal article

Region:

Africa

Journal Title:

Africa Conflict Monitor

Source:

Africa Conflict Monitor, Volume 2017, Issue 10, Oct 2017, p. 13 - 20

Subject:

WAR CRIME

INTERNATIONAL LAW

LIBYA

Abstract:

For years, Libya has been split between competing 'governments', with militias independently adding to the chaos. An arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court may bring a dose of reality to the fighting factions that, one day, they will be held accountable.

Language:

English

Subject profile :

Peace and Security / Military Affairs / Peacekeeping / Stand by Force

DOI:

https://hdl.handle.net/10520/EJC-a4ea2895f

CITATION: . Will International Law Discourage War Crimes In Libya? - Regional Focus - North Africa . : In On Africa (IOA) , 2017. Africa Conflict Monitor, Volume 2017, Issue 10, Oct 2017, p. 13 - 20 - Available at: https://library.au.int/frwill-international-law-discourage-war-crimes-libya-regional-focus-north-africa