ECH 1100 Study Guide - Final Guide: International Criminal Tribunal For The Former Yugoslavia, Law Of Obligations, Transitional Justice

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Conflict Studies and Human Rights
• Course: ECH 1100
• Professor: Jean- Francois Ratelle

Document Summary

Office hours; monday, wednesday, and next monday 12-5. International law and human rights: geneva convention, war crimes, crimes against humanity, united nations convention against torture, moral debate b. History, context, and the development of an international norm b. Legal sources for intervention (don"t try to explain history of concept: norms vs convention, sovereignty e. Limitations: transitional justice, types, ad hoc tribunals c. Last one is easier 20% and can be answered in page and a half. What are major points that i have to address underline main concept if necessary! Focus on most important aspect; don"t write stories about conflict!! focus on answering question. For each question; what is main point i have to address (can be more than one main point) Grave breaches of geneva convention some are defined as war crimes. Crimes against humanity defined in nuremberg and evolved in icty ictr and icc (give more details- 1st powerpoint of semester and second sem)