Crimes Against Humanity CB

Focusing on the evolution of crimes against humanity, the book delves into its origins and ethical foundations while addressing its legal and philosophical limits. It offers a historical overview and various interpretations of the term, proposing a definition tied to basic human rights. The text also examines challenges related to the concept's boundaries, the criteria for its application, and the implications for humanitarian intervention. It concludes by discussing the future of crimes-against-humanity law and its potential development.