Examples of using Command responsibility in English and their translations into Russian
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The Prosecutor seeks to obtain clarification on several legal questions, including command responsibility for crimes committed by subordinates.
This case considered command responsibility for war crimes and is known as the Yamashita Standard.
the issue of command responsibility, is the first joint trial to be held before a Trial Chamber of the Tribunal.
crimes either directly or through command responsibility.
The relationship between individual direct responsibility under article 7(1) and command responsibility under article 7(3) of the ICTY Statute has been addressed in several cases.
the international prosecutor included in his indictment only crimes that the four had committed individually or under command responsibility against ethnic Albanians.
A lack of professionalism, command responsibility and enforcement of human rights principles,
Command responsibility, as defined in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court,
managerial, and command responsibility, individ ual disciplinary,
of the Statute alleging command responsibility.
In addition to individual criminal responsibility, crimes of this calibre may entail command responsibility.
in particular command responsibility and the availability of certain defences.
A question was raised as to whether liability in respect of omissions should be limited only to specific crimes as defined by the Statute see proposals concerning command responsibility.
identified as bearing responsibility, including command responsibility, for the attack.
more precisely set out command responsibility for serious violations of humanitarian law during armed conflict.
Trials of accused who are alleged to have been the architects of killings are particularly complicated because command responsibility has to be established and a greater range of facts is at issue.
Of the 192 cases recorded by the Group it was only possible to accurately establish a command responsibility in 30 per cent of the cases, the most recurrent recruitment cases were attributed to the following FDLR battalions.
Concerning the causality link in evaluating command responsibility, the Appeals Chamber in Hadzihasanovic made it clear that the determination of a causal link between a commander's failure to act
The Group has not been able to build command responsibility cases on these attacks owing to the lack of available information on the individuals involved in these attacks,
Yet traditional command responsibility is only implicated when the commander"knew