Examples of using Command responsibility in English and their translations into Spanish
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crimes of this calibre may entail command responsibility.
only junior officers were prosecuted, and command responsibility was neither investigated nor established.
However, the ambiguous wording resulted in a long-standing debate about the amount of knowledge required to establish command responsibility.
All the charges are based on article 7(3) of the Statute alleging command responsibility.
He specifically informed them of their command responsibility vis-à-vis their subordinates and acts thereof.
The notion of"command responsibility" was currently being applied by international courts in war crimes cases.
A lack of professionalism, command responsibility and enforcement of human rights principles, allowed for violations
The issue of command responsibility and holding highranking officials accountable is effectively being ignored.
In particular, command responsibility must be strictly enforced when superiors fail to prevent or punish violations by their subordinates.
The issue of command responsibility and of holding high-ranking officials accountable is effectively being ignored.
humanitarian law and command responsibility.
The doctrine of command responsibility was introduced in the Montenegrin criminal legislation by prescribing the crime omission to prevent criminal offences against humanity
inter alia, that the doctrine of command responsibility was applicable in the context of an internal armed conflict under customary international law already as of 1991.
in particular if domestic criminal law lacks provisions regarding command responsibility.
specifically on its salient features, such as command responsibility, prohibition of places where torture may be done with impunity,
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.
At the opening of the trial, the international prosecutor included in his indictment only crimes that the four had committed individually or under command responsibility against ethnic Albanians.
v. Enver Hadzihasanovic(hereafter Hadzihasanovic), the Appeals Chamber of the ICTY analysed the different component of the notion of command responsibility.
Commentators have traced the foundations of the command responsibility as far back as fifteenth century France L.C. Green,“Command responsibility in international humanitarian law”,
in order to identify command responsibility and provide relevant recommendations to the sanctions Committee established pursuant to resolution 1533 2004.