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The Applicability of “Grievous Religious Persecution” in International Criminal Law: Response to Werner Nicolaas Nel

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In the 10 March 2021 post “In Pursuit of Criminal Accountability for ‘Grievous Religious Persecution’” Werner Nicolaas Nel argues for a new international crime to provide greater accountability for religious persecution. This new crime builds on the definition of the crime of religious persecution a...

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Published: Talk About: Law and Religion 2021
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