Perú-Chile: Memorial en derecho de la CIJ relativo al proceso de extradición de Alberto Fujimori

Perú-Chile: Memorial en derecho de la CIJ relativo al proceso de extradición de Alberto Fujimori

La CIJ sometió ante la Corte Suprema de la República de Chile un Memorial en Derecho en el marco del proceso de extradición abierto contra Alberto Fujimori Fujimori, por delitos entre los cuales se encuentran crímenes contra la humanidad y graves violaciones a los derechos humanos.

En su Memorial, la CIJ analiza los diferentes temas jurídicos relevantes del caso a la luz del derecho internacional, en particular:

  • la obligación de juzgar y sancionar a los autores de graves violaciones a los derechos humanos y crímenes bajo el derecho internacional;
  • las nociones de crimen contra la humanidad y graves violaciones a los derechos humanos;
  • el régimen jurídico aplicable a los crímenes bajo el derecho internacional;
  • las normas ius cogens y las obligaciones erga omnes;
  • la jurisdicción universal y el principio aut dedere aut judicare;
  • y el principio pacta sunt servanda.

Peru-Chile-extradiction Fujimori-legal submission-2006-spa (full text in Spanish, PDF)

Response to the European Commission Consultation on Inciting, Aiding or Abetting Terrorist Offences

Response to the European Commission Consultation on Inciting, Aiding or Abetting Terrorist Offences

The ICJ sets out its views on the human rights compatibility of offences of incitement to acts of terrorism, and on the appropriate limits of such offences in European Union law and in the national laws of European states.

In its Response to the European Commission Consultation on Inciting, Aiding or Abetting Terrorist Offences, submitted on 15 February 2007, the ICJ concludes that incitement to acts of terrorism should be a criminal offence only where there is a subjective intention to incite acts of terrorism, and where the speech concerned causes the commission of an act of terrorism or an imminent risk of such an act. There is a risk that broadly-worded offences of apologie, encouragement, justification or glorification of terrorism will lead to violations of the right to freedom of expression and of the principle of legality, and will have a chilling effect in inhibiting constructive debate, in particular in minority communities. The full submission is attached below.

Europe-EC Consultation Terrorist Offences-non-judicial-submission-2007 (full text, PDF)

ICJ statement to the Human Rights Council on the prevention of genocide

ICJ statement to the Human Rights Council on the prevention of genocide

The ICJ, in an oral intervention before the Human Rights Council on 29 November 2006, requested reinforcement of the capacity of the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on the Prevention of Genocide to serve as early warning in the prevention of genocide.

La CIJ somete una petición al Consejo de Derechos Humanos

La CIJ, en una intervención oral ante el Consejo de Derechos Humanos, solicitó que se reforzara la capacidad de alerta temprana de los procedimientos especiales con miras a la prevención del genocidio.

HRC genocide-non-judicial submission-2006-spa (full text in Spanish, PDF)

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