Journal of International Criminal Justice – Volume 18, Issue 4, September 2020

CONTENIDO

Editorial
An Unusual and Extraordinary Assault on International Justice
Claus Kreß

Articles
Confronting Colonial Amnesia: Towards New Relational Engagement with Colonial Injustice and Cultural Colonial Objects
Carsten Stahn

Measuring Performance and Shaping Identity: Performance Indicators and the International Criminal Court
Annika Jones

Judicial Review of Prosecutorial Discretion in the Initiation of Investigations into Situations of ‘Sufficient Gravity’
Priya Urs

Symposium
Litigating Palestine Before the International Criminal Court
Foreword
Triestino Mariniello, Chantal Meloni

The Role of State Amici Curiae in the Article 19(3) ICC Statute Proceedings: Friends or Distraction?
Sarah Williams, Hannah Woolaver

State of Exception: Critical Reflections on the Amici Curiae Observations and Other Communications of States Parties to the Rome Statute in the Palestine Situation
Ardi Imseis

To Be (a State) or Not to Be? The Relevance of the Law of Belligerent Occupation with regard to Palestine’s Statehood before the ICC
Robert Heinsch, Giulia Pinzauti

Palestine in the ICC: Statehood and the Right to Self-determination in the Absence of Effective Control
Yaël Ronen

The Borders of the Occupied Palestinian Territory are Determined by Customary Law: A Comment on the Prosecutor’s Position on the Territorial Jurisdiction of the ICC in the Situation Concerning Palestine
Marco Pertile

The Denial of the Right of Return as a Rome Statute Crime
Micheal G Kearney

No Justice Without Peace, But What Peace Is on Offer? Palestine, Israel and the International Criminal Court
Mark Kersten

National Prosecution of International Crimes: Legislation and Cases
The Unintended Negative Effect of Positive Complementarity
Yahli Shereshevsky