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Human rights instruments / International criminal law / Human rights / War crimes / International Criminal Court / Trial in absentia / Right to a fair trial / Crimes against humanity / Uhuru Kenyatta / Universal jurisdiction / International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights / International human rights law
Date: 2016-07-11 08:42:42
Human rights instruments
International criminal law
Human rights
War crimes
International Criminal Court
Trial in absentia
Right to a fair trial
Crimes against humanity
Uhuru Kenyatta
Universal jurisdiction
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
International human rights law

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