Critical Analysis on International Criminal Court (ICC) Hague

Description

Critical Analysis on International Criminal Court (ICC) Hague by Rabia Omar Hassan provides an in-depth and scholarly examination of the International Criminal Court. The book offers a critical perspective on the ICC’s establishment, jurisdiction, functioning, and its overall impact on international justice. It delves into the successes and challenges faced by the Court since its inception, including issues of state cooperation, political complexities, and the effectiveness of its mandate in prosecuting individuals for the most serious international crimes such as genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes. Based on the author’s background, the book may also touch upon related areas such as international arbitration and dispute resolution within the context of the ICC’s work. This analysis aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the ICC’s role in the global legal landscape and its position within international relations.

Author Biography

Rabia Omar Hassan is an accomplished professional with a diverse background encompassing finance, investments, and dispute resolution, alongside her notable contributions to legal scholarship. She holds an LL.M. and is pursuing an MPhil/PhD in Law, demonstrating her commitment to rigorous academic inquiry. Hassan is a permanent member of the International Court of Justice in The Hague (likely referring to the Permanent Court of Arbitration or a similar body associated with the Peace Palace, as individuals are not “permanent members” of the ICJ itself), indicating her deep engagement with international legal institutions. Her expertise spans areas such as arbitration, mediation, mergers & acquisitions, and corporate finance, complementing her scholarly focus on international criminal law as evidenced by this critical analysis of the ICC. She has held senior leadership roles in major financial institutions and collaborates with legal experts on cross-border financial transactions and dispute resolution