Military Aid as Complicity in International Crimes: Individual or State Responsibility?

Drolec Sladojević, Tina (author), Sancin, Vasilka (mentor)

Doktorska disertacija obravnava vprašanje, kdaj nudenje državne pomoči tujim oboroženim silam ali drugim oboroženim skupinam v situacijah oboroženega spopada, ki vključuje izvršitev mednarodnih hudodelstev, prekorači mejo med pravno dopustno zunanjo politiko in kaznivim nudenjem pomoči ter podpore storilcem mednarodnih hudodelstev (tj. kaznivo udeležbo). Določitev te meje predstavlja eno najtežjih aktualnih vprašanj v mednarodnem kazenskem pravu in ima daljnosežne normativne posledice, v praksi mednarodnih kazenskih sodišč pa ostaja predmet ostrih razhajanj.

• Language: English
• Keywords: mednarodno kazensko pravo, mednarodna hudodelstva, mednarodno pravo odgovornosti držav, individualna kazenska odgovornost, vojaška pomoč, udeležba pri mednarodnih hudodelstvih
• Work type: Dissertation
• Organization: PF - Faculty of Law
• Year: 2017
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-92505
• COBISS.SI-ID: 15702097
• Publication date in RUL: 05.06.2017

Secondary language

• Language: Slovenian
• Title: Vojaška pomoč kot udeležba pri mednarodnih hudodelstvih: odgovornost posameznika ali odgovornost države?

Abstract

The question when does a State’s provision of assistance to foreign armies or armed groups cross the line from legitimate foreign policy to criminal aiding and abetting of those who use the aid to commit international crimes presents one of the most difficult dilemmas in criminal justice, one that has deep normative implications and has provoked sharp splits among international tribunals. Whether such military aid should be viewed from the realm of individual criminal responsibility and/or the one of state responsibility continues to be challenged in the world of international law.

• Keywords: international criminal law, international crimes, international law on state responsibility, individual criminal responsibility, military aid, complicity in international crimes