Liesbeth Zegveld
Biographic Data
| ID | 6741815 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Liesbeth Zegveld |
| GIVEN NAMES | Liesbeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Zegveld |
| SIGNATURE | ZEGVELD L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Atria |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Victims as a Third Party
This article examines whether victims can claim rights of their own before international criminal courts. These courts remain divided on the role of victims. Even when they allow victims to participate and claim reparation, it is a restricted participation. Before the icc victims have a third-party role, being merely additional to the procedure. What’s more victims are treated collectively. They are assigned a collective representative, their rig…
Victims' Reparations Claims and International Criminal Courts
This article examines the emerging practice on victims' claims for reparation in the context of international criminal proceedings. International criminal courts have followed the model of domestic jurisdictions allowing criminal courts to order compensation by the convicted person to the victim. Yet, remedies for victims in domestic criminal courts function far from optimally. Domestic courts face various problems, relating to technical question…
Dutch Cases on Torture Committed in Afghanistan
On 14 October 2005,The Hague District Court sentenced two Afghan asylum seekers for their role in torture in Afghanistan in the 1980s.The Court determined that the conflict in Afghanistan between 1978 and 1992 had been non-international in character.In a previous issue of this Journal, Mettraux questioned the need to distinguish between internal and international armed conflict.This comment argues that the preoccupation of the court with the natu…
Remedies for victims of violations of international humanitarian law
Le droit international humanitaire garantit la protection et l'assistance aux victimes de conflits armés, Cependant, hrsque des personnes deviennent victimes de violations du droit humanitaire, la protection conférée par cette branche du droit cesse de fait. En particulier, a priori elle offre aux victimes de violations graves peu de possibilités d'obtenir réparation, voire aucune. Le droit international humanitaire diffère nettement sur ce point…
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and international humanitarian law
On 30 October 1997, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (hereafter the Commission) adopted its report in the so-called Tablada case. The case concerned an attack launched by 42 armed persons on military barracks of the national armed forces in 1989 at La Tablada, Argentina. The attack precipitated a battle lasting approximately 30 hours and resulting in the deaths of 29 of the attackers and several State agents. The surviving attackers …
Victims' Reparations Claims and International Criminal Courts
This article examines the emerging practice on victims' claims for reparation in the context of international criminal proceedings. International criminal courts have followed the model of domestic jurisdictions allowing criminal courts to order compensation by the convicted person to the victim. Yet, remedies for victims in domestic criminal courts function far from optimally. Domestic courts face various problems, relating to technical question…
Remedies for victims of violations of international humanitarian law
Le droit international humanitaire garantit la protection et l'assistance aux victimes de conflits armés, Cependant, hrsque des personnes deviennent victimes de violations du droit humanitaire, la protection conférée par cette branche du droit cesse de fait. En particulier, a priori elle offre aux victimes de violations graves peu de possibilités d'obtenir réparation, voire aucune. Le droit international humanitaire diffère nettement sur ce point…
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and international humanitarian law
On 30 October 1997, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (hereafter the Commission) adopted its report in the so-called Tablada case. The case concerned an attack launched by 42 armed persons on military barracks of the national armed forces in 1989 at La Tablada, Argentina. The attack precipitated a battle lasting approximately 30 hours and resulting in the deaths of 29 of the attackers and several State agents. The surviving attackers …
Victims as a Third Party
This article examines whether victims can claim rights of their own before international criminal courts. These courts remain divided on the role of victims. Even when they allow victims to participate and claim reparation, it is a restricted participation. Before the icc victims have a third-party role, being merely additional to the procedure. What’s more victims are treated collectively. They are assigned a collective representative, their rig…
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and international humanitarian law
On 30 October 1997, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (hereafter the Commission) adopted its report in the so-called Tablada case. The case concerned an attack launched by 42 armed persons on military barracks of the national armed forces in 1989 at La Tablada, Argentina. The attack precipitated a battle lasting approximately 30 hours and resulting in the deaths of 29 of the attackers and several State agents. The surviving attackers …
Remedies for victims of violations of international humanitarian law
Le droit international humanitaire garantit la protection et l'assistance aux victimes de conflits armés, Cependant, hrsque des personnes deviennent victimes de violations du droit humanitaire, la protection conférée par cette branche du droit cesse de fait. En particulier, a priori elle offre aux victimes de violations graves peu de possibilités d'obtenir réparation, voire aucune. Le droit international humanitaire diffère nettement sur ce point…
Dutch Cases on Torture Committed in Afghanistan
On 14 October 2005,The Hague District Court sentenced two Afghan asylum seekers for their role in torture in Afghanistan in the 1980s.The Court determined that the conflict in Afghanistan between 1978 and 1992 had been non-international in character.In a previous issue of this Journal, Mettraux questioned the need to distinguish between internal and international armed conflict.This comment argues that the preoccupation of the court with the natu…
Victims' Reparations Claims and International Criminal Courts
This article examines the emerging practice on victims' claims for reparation in the context of international criminal proceedings. International criminal courts have followed the model of domestic jurisdictions allowing criminal courts to order compensation by the convicted person to the victim. Yet, remedies for victims in domestic criminal courts function far from optimally. Domestic courts face various problems, relating to technical question…
Victims as a Third Party
This article examines whether victims can claim rights of their own before international criminal courts. These courts remain divided on the role of victims. Even when they allow victims to participate and claim reparation, it is a restricted participation. Before the icc victims have a third-party role, being merely additional to the procedure. What’s more victims are treated collectively. They are assigned a collective representative, their rig…
International Law and Human Rights (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Criminology (3 works) · Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (2 works) · Human rights (2 works) · International humanitarian law (2 works)