Examination of War Crimes Tribunals
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Comprehensive Unit143 pagesGrade Level: High School – Community CollegeIncludes curriculum unit + video lectures on CD-ROM International war crimes tribunals have certainly become more prevalent in contemporary times, but have they become the noble, fair, authoritative, and effective guarantors of justice that we had originally hoped for? An Examination of War Crimes Tribunals poses this and other questions, and encourages students to think critically about the meaning of justice and how it can best be served, whether through international tribunals or some other channel. Lesson One introduces students to the concepts of war crimes and laws of war, and lets them observe how the laws apply in specific war scenarios. Lesson Two focuses on the application of the laws of war, offering three post-World War II case studies as examples. Lesson Three introduces students to contemporary international war crimes tribunals. Students view two lectures by Stanford Professor Stephen J. Stedman

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