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Author: Jonathan Kolieb and Ann Letch

14 Nov

The Business of Genocide: The Trial of Félicien Kabuga – Can International Criminal Law Hold Corporate Criminals Accountable?

[Dr Jonathan Kolieb is Senior Lecturer and Peace and Conflict Theme Lead, Business and Human Rights Centre, at RMIT University in Australia. Ann Letch is a PhD Candidate at RMIT University, Australia.] Another chapter in the pursuit of accountability for business people for committing heinous human rights abuses is (finally) unfolding in The Hague, Netherlands over the coming weeks. After 26...

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