Cultural Defences at the International Criminal Court

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Cultural defences in legal contexts argue for the consideration of a defendant's cultural background in court decisions. This book examines the potential for such defences within the International Criminal Court, analyzing relevant legal sources and recognized defences. It discusses the arguments for and against the acceptance of cultural defences, offering insights into their implications for trial, sentencing, and reparations in ICC cases, ultimately providing recommendations on their integration into judicial processes.