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ANALYSIS OF UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION AND DEFINITIONS OF CRIMES IN NATIONAL LAW

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Title ANALYSIS OF UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION AND DEFINITIONS OF CRIMES IN NATIONAL LAW
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Publication date 2022-12-31
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Hnin Hnin Saw Hla Maung
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Abstract
Universal jurisdiction is an essential tool that a national court may prosecute individuals for
serious crimes against international law namely, crimes against humanity, war crimes, genocide,
and torture that harm the international community as a whole. National courts can exercise
universal jurisdiction if the state has adopted legislation for the relevant crimes and prosecution
for such crimes. Some international agreements allow the states to adopt the necessary law to
prosecute or extradite any accused who is within the state party’s territorial jurisdiction. Thus
the definition and exercise of universal jurisdiction may vary depending on the domestic legal
framework and particular cases concerned to prosecute individuals for international crimes.
There are a growing number of other offenses that an international treaty may be subject to the
jurisdiction of contracting parties which form far from the concept of universal jurisdiction
Keywords
universal jurisdiction, crimes against humanity, war crimes, genocide, torture
Journal articles
2022
University of Yangon Research Journal 2022
65-74
Vol. 11, No.2
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