Title Improving criminal accountability in United Nations peace operations / William J. Durch [and others]

Published Washington, DC : Henry L. Stimson Center, 2009

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Description 1 online resource (xv, 84 pages) : color illustrations (digital, PDF file) Series Stimson Center report ; no. 65 Stimson Center report ; no. 65 Summary Accountability for criminal acts committed by UN personnel on mission exists in a legal and procedural vacuum filled only in part by administrative sanctions. FOPO looked into other options, some of which would require serious rethinking of criminal jurisdiction in and for peace operations Notes "Report from the Project on Rule of Law in Post-Conflict Settings, Future of Peace Operations Program." June 2009 "Rev. 1." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 66-74) Notes Title from title screen (viewed on October 18, 2009) Mode of access: World Wide Web System requirements: Adobe Reader Subject United Nations -- Armed Forces -- Legal status, laws, etc United Nations -- Officials and employees. United Nations -- Privileges and immunities. SUBJECT United Nations. fast (OCoLC)fst00530351 Subject Peacekeeping forces. Criminal jurisdiction. Criminal liability (International law) Armed Forces -- Legal status, laws, etc. Criminal jurisdiction. Criminal liability (International law) Employees. Peacekeeping forces. Genre/Form Privileges and immunities. Form Electronic book Author Durch, William J Henry L. Stimson Center.

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