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2015/32

Universal Jurisdiction of Human Rights Bill 2015

defeatedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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2 April 2015

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  • Irish

    An Bille um Dhlínse Uilechoiteann do Chearta an Duine, 2015

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Bill entitled an Act to provide for a universal jurisdiction of human rights; to enable the charging and conviction of persons who breach international human rights law in cases of but not limited to genocide, war crimes, torture and crimes against humanity, whether these breaches have occurred inside or outside the State; for these purposes to amend the Criminal Justice (United Nations Convention against Torture) Act 2000 and the International Criminal Court Act 2006

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