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2009

Humanitarian Aid and the International Criminal Court Grounds for Divorce

This essay points out the fragility of the arguments most often used by humanitarian organizations to justify their support for an international criminal court. Questioning NGOs' infatuation with punitive justice, Fabrice Weissman argues that humanitarian organizations should advocate for politics of aid and mediation rather than for a global moral order based on judicial punishment and just war. READ THE ARTICLE ON MAKING SENSE OF DARFUR SRRC BLOG

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