Recognising Victimhood: Lessons From the International Criminal Court and Mass Claim Programmes for the Compensation Procedure Parallel to the Trial of International Crimes in the Netherlands

Netherlands International Law Review - Switzerland
doi 10.1007/s40802-017-0095-0
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