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Author: Danielle Hites

24 Jan

New Crimes Against Humanity Treaty Must Not Perpetuate Outdated Definition of Gender

[Danielle Hites is the Staff Attorney at the Global Justice Center, an international human rights organization dedicated to advancing gender equality through the rule of law.] Despite the international community’s recognition that crimes against humanity are among the most serious crimes, there is no codified crimes against humanity treaty. The International Law Commission has undertaken the task of drafting one. Currently crimes against...

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