‘Beyond the Courtroom: Accountability for Grave and Systemic Human Rights Abuses’ (2019) U of OxHRH J 55

May 8, 2019

Written by: Meghan Campbell

The institutional design of the UN inquiry procedure means that human rights abusers do not go unchallenged because of costs or technical legal rules.

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