Preliminary notes - contents

• Date: 30 October 2020
• Published date: 30 October 2020

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Contents

Note to Contributors .................................................................. iv

Editor’s Note ................................................................................ ix

Articles

Peacekeepers and sexual violence: The disjuncture between

domestication and implementation

– Ntemesha Maseka and David Abrahams ................................. 1

By all means necessary: A look at the reliance on United

Nations Security Council resolutions as a basis for

internment in non-international armed conicts

– Hillary Muchiri Kiboro ........................................................... 25

Les accords spéciaux dans les conits armés en République

Démocratique du Congo: Contribution à l’amélioration

du droit international humanitaire?

– Par Junior Mumbala Abelungu ............................................... 49

Revisiting the scope of application of Additional Protocol II:

Exploring the inherent minimum threshold requirements

– Martha M Bradley .................................................................. 81

Current Developments

No such thing as a perfect candidate: A comment on the process

of choosing the next ICC Prosecutor

– Dov Jacobs ............................................................................ 123

Transparent, structured, and qualied: Why process matters

for electing the next ICC Prosecutor

– Evelyn A Ankumah and James Goldston ................................. 129

The appointment process for the next ICC Prosecutor:

Form and substance must be mutually reinforcing

– Kate Vigneswaran .................................................................. 135

Report of the Committee on the Election of the

Prosecutor .............................................................................. 143

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