Prosecuting The Destruction Of Cultural Property In International Criminal Law by Caroline Ehlert
A Critical Analysis of the Law and Practice Relating to the Destruction of Cultural Property in Armed Conflict
This scholarly work delves into the complexities of prosecuting the destruction of cultural property within the framework of international criminal law. It explores the historical and legal precedents that have shaped the current legal landscape, examining key cases and the evolving jurisprudence surrounding cultural heritage protection. The book provides a critical analysis of the challenges faced by international courts in holding perpetrators accountable, while also highlighting the significance of safeguarding cultural heritage as a means of preserving human history and identity.
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- 2013
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- Pages
- 200-250
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