2002Leiden Journal of International LawRequires access

Universal Jurisdiction for International Core Crimes: Recent Developments in Belgium

T. Ongena, Ignace Van Daele

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Belgian legislation gives the national criminal justice system far reaching competence to prosecute international core crimes. International and national judicial decisions as well as policy considerations may however dictate restrictions.

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Belgian legislation gives the national criminal justice system far reaching competence to prosecute international core crimes. International and national judicial decisions as well as policy considerations may however dictate restrictions.

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Belgian legislation gives the national criminal justice system far reaching competence to prosecute international core crimes. International and national judicial decisions as well as policy considerations may however dictate restrictions.

Key concepts: Political science, Jurisdiction, Legislation, Universal jurisdiction, Criminal jurisdiction, Law, Core (optical fiber), Engineering

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