Prosecuting International Crimes: Recollections and Reflections

The book reflects the long association of the author with the process of international criminal justice, particularly as Chief Prosecutor, touching on his mandate as such, identifying the challenges in the prosecution of international crimes, and the measures and strategies fashioned to meet those challenges. It covers as well an assessment of the legacy of the UNICTR and a glimpse into the future of international criminal justice. The book highlights recommended practices in the administration of international criminal justice which should be of value to practitioners and decision makers in advancing the cause of justice and accountability and in combating impunity.