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Sanctioning Judges of the International Criminal Court: A Manifestation of the Disintegration of the Institutional Order of Human Rights

2026-06-28

Zahra YazdanmehrBachelor’s Student in Law, Shiraz University IntroductionThe international legal order is currently experiencing one of the deepest normative and institutional ...

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Sanctioning Judges of the International Criminal Court: A Manifestation of the Disintegration of the Institutional Order of Human Rights

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