Report on the ICTY Statute and International Criminal Justice
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This report analyzes the application of the ICTY Statute in international criminal justice, specifically focusing on the events in the Croatian village of Škabrnja. It examines the actions of the JNA, including the shelling of the village and the murder and torture of civilians, and assesses these actions in relation to the ICTY Statute's Articles 2-5. The report references the Geneva Convention and defines the relevant crimes, such as wilful killing, torture, and genocide. The report highlights the violations committed by the JNA and their alignment with the provisions of the ICTY Statute, providing a legal analysis of the events and the applicable international laws. The report also provides references to support the analysis.
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