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COLLECTING AND ANALYSING THE INFORMATION 28 Forensic anthropologists and pathologists, accompanied by National Police of Timor-Leste, exhume human remains and evidence of possible crimes. UN Photo / Martine Perret

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Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights (2018) Who''s Responsible? Attributing Individual Responsibility for Violations of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in United Nations Commissions of Inquiry, Fact-Finding Missions and other Investigations

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Accountability: Criminalisation
Accountability: Investigation & prosecution

Language: English

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United Nations: Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights

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2018

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Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights (2018) Who''s Responsible? Attributing Individual Responsibility for Violations of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in United Nations Commissions of Inquiry, Fact-Finding Missions and other Investigations

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