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  • Member Publication2025 / 1

    Bhuvaneswari DhandapaniGeospatial dimensions and Governance challenges in Cross-border Forensic Investigations of Transnational Crime,

  • Member Publication2025 / 2

    Megumi OchiReparations to Future Generation before the ICC: Intergenerational Justice Accounts (Journal of International Criminal Justice)

  • Member Publication2024 / 1

    Megumi OchiTowards a Transformative Reparation Process: The Communication Practice by the International Criminal Court (Victim-Centred Criminal Justice)

  • Member Publication2024 / 2

    Megumi OchiThe Other Side of the Human Rights Approach to the Reparation for Victims of Armed Conflict: The Coalition of the Sword and Shield Function for Transformative Reparation (Japanese Yearbook of International Law)

  • Member Publication2023 / 1

    Megumi OchiTaking Illegal Amnesties Seriously: Threefold Approach to the Admissibility Test before the International Criminal Court (International Criminal Law Review)

  • Member Publication2023 / 2

    Melanie O'BrienFrom Discrimination to Death: Genocide Process through a Human Rights Lens

  • Member Publication2023 / 3

    Mohammad Sikandar MatinAnalyses of the Gaza strip in ICC

  • Member Publication2023 / 4

    Aman KumarFinding India’s International Criminal Law Obligations in its Domestic Laws

  • Member Publication2023 / 5

    Megumi OchiThe New Recipe for a General Principle of Law: Premise Theory to “Fill in the Gaps” (Asian Journal of International Law)

  • Member Publication2022 / 1

    Muhammad Mahbubur Rahman ‘The Contested Definitions of ‘International Crimes’’. In Borhan Uddin Khan and Md. Jahid Hossain Bhuiyan (eds.) Human Rights and International Criminal Law, Leiden: Brill Nijhoff, 2022, pp. 75-93

  • Member Publication2022 / 2

    Aakash ChandranJennifer Keene-McCann and Aakash Chandran, ‘Centering Accountability in Asia: Universal Jurisdiction, Grave Breaches, and Cautious Optimism’ (Opinio Juris 2022)

  • Member Publication2022 / 3

    Aakash ChandranJennifer Keene-McCann and Aakash Chandran, ‘Centering Accountability in Asia: Universal Jurisdiction, Grave Breaches, and Cautious Optimism’ (Opinio Juris)