No matter where an offense was committed, fugitives accused of war crimes, torture or genocide should be liable for trial in the country where they are found, according to principles devised by a panel of international legal scholars. The Princeton Principles on Universal Jurisdiction, a result of 18 months of work, aim to clarify an increasingly important area of international law, that of universal jurisdiction.
July 23, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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