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The ICC jurisprudence on international crimes affecting children: a mixed outcome

The ICC jurisprudence on international crimes affecting children: a mixed outcome

This is the second part of the video and in this half, we focus on the jurisprudence of international criminal tribunals, including the ICC, that have addressed the situations of child soldiers.

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Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction

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