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Gerry Simpson and Julian Burnside: Law, War and Crime
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Gerry Simpson Defines War Crimes
02 min 40 secGerry Simpson, author of Law, War and Crime, names the three types of crimes that constitute war crimes.
Simpson believes the "major revolution" of the Nuremberg Trials was the ability to prosecute nations for abusing their own citizens. -
Julian Burnside: Sovereign Immunity and Invading Nations
02 min 28 secJulian Burnside names sovereign immunity to be a nation's greatest protection against invasion.
However, Burnside believes a nation's sovereign immunity should be forfeited when the head of a state begins to kill, torture, or mistreat citizens. -
Gerry Simpson Offers an Alternative to the Iraq Invasion
02 min 10 secGerry Simpson, author of Law, War and Crime, retrospectively recommends "doing nothing" as the alternative to invading Iraq.
"War is a nasty business," Simpson says, and argues that the Iraq invasion only exacerbating tensions and inhibiting future diplomatic behavior. -
Simpson on Trying Henry Kissinger for War Crimes
03 min 55 secDrawing from the example of Henry Kissinger, Gerry Simpson discusses the international criminal court (ICC) which tries war criminals.
The Bush Administration has fought the ICC's power because the U.S. conducts military operations world-wide. -
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