War Crimes Against Women:Prosecution in International War Crimes Tribunals

Kelly Dawn Askin

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Introduction - Development of The Law of War Crimes. I. Humanitarian Law Prior to World War II. II. Gender Specific War Crimes Committed in Europe and Asia During World War II. III. Events Leading to the Nuremburg Trials. IV. The Nuremberg War Crimes Trial. V. The Tokyo War Crimes Trial. VI. The Evolution of the Status of Women in Domestic and International Law and Practice. VII. Gender Specific War Crimes in the Yugoslav Conflict. VIII. The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. Conclusion of War Crimes Against Women. Appendix A. Select Bibliography. Index.

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