While international criminal courts have often been declared as bringing 'justice'to victims,
their procedures and outcomes historically showed little reflection of the needs and interests …

This paper considers the actors and contexts which frame victimhood within transitional
justice mechanisms, using the Khmer Rouge Tribunal as a case study. Drawing on critical …

This paper considers the extent to which victims' visibility within transitional justice
mechanisms is influenced by heterogeneous legal and political actors as they pursue a …

This chapter provides a 'thicker'understanding of victim visibility within international criminal
law by exploring how victim recognition is shaped by the specific political context within …

At the outset the International Criminal Court (ICC) was heralded as a revolution within
international society, but it has since found itself at the centre of much controversy and …