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BAI Guimei:

• Development of Chinese Women's NGOs since the 1995 World Women's Conference

Bais, Devasheesh:

• Prioritisation of Suspected Conduct and Cases: From Idea to Practice
• Understanding Indian Responses to the Rohingya Crisis
• Human Rights Litigation before Indian Courts as an Example and Resource for other Asian States
• India and the International Criminal Court

Bakshi, Anuradha:

• Foreword, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4

Bakshi, Pooja:

• Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones and State Responses in India

Banerjee, Milinda:

• Towards ‘Global’ Criminal Justice?
• Does International Criminal Justice Require a Sovereign? Historicising Radhabinod Pal’s Tokyo Judgment in Light of his ‘Indian’ Legal Philosophy

Bhattacharjee, Shikha Silliman:

• Open Source Fact-Finding in Preliminary Examinations

Bhaumik, Subir:

• The India-Myanmar Kaladan Project: Vision and Reality

Castellino, Joshua:

• Entrenched Structural Discrimination and the Environment: Recovery-Based International Law Response to Colonial Crime
• Colonial Crime, Environmental Destruction and Indigenous Peoples: A Roadmap to Accountability and Protection

CHAN Ho Shing Icarus:

• ‘The People v. Myanmar’: Of ‘Compassion’ in International Justice
• On the Magic, Mystery and Mayhem of Preliminary Examinations

CHAN James:

• Judicial Oversight over Article 12(3) of the ICC Statute

CHAO Yi:

• The Concept of International Criminal Responsibility for Individuals and the Foundational Transformation of International Law
• The Applicability of the Internal Relocation Principle to Cessation of Refugee Status: The Surrogate Nature of International Refugee Protection
• The Role of International Criminal Law in the Global Legal Order

CHEN Bo:

• ‘Dignity’ and the Incomplete Grounding of International Human Rights

CHEAH Wui Ling:

• Old Evidence and Core International Crimes on the Agenda of Criminal Justice for Atrocities
• Preface to the Second Edition by the Editors, Old Evidence and Core International Crimes, Second Edition
• Old Evidence and Core International Crimes, Second Edition (editor)
• Universal Jurisdiction Through the Eyes of ASEAN States: Rule of Law Concerns and the Need for Inclusive and Engaged Discussions
• The Role of Internationalised Jurisdictions, National Jurisdictions and Other Actors in the Making of the History of International Criminal Law
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4 (editor)
• Doctrine and the Scope of the Historical Landscape of International Criminal Law
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 3
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 3 (editor)
• Post-Second World War British Trials in Singapore: Lost in Translation at the Car Nicobar Spy Case
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 2
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 2 (editor)
• Introduction: Historical Origins of International Criminal Law
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 1
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 1 (editor)
• Examining Thematic Prosecutions and the Challenges of Understanding and Proving International Sex Crimes
• Placing Old Evidence and Core International Crimes on the Agenda of the International Discourse on International Criminal Justice for Atrocities
• Preface, Old Evidence and Core International Crimes
• Old Evidence and Core International Crimes (editor)
• Towards Rational Thematic Prosecution and the Challenge of International Sex Crimes
• Preface, Thematic Prosecution of International Sex Crimes
• Preface, Understanding and Proving International Sex Crimes

Chhibbar, Shikha:

• Sexual Violence in Private Space: Marital Rape in India

CHOONG Xun Ning:

• Introduction: Historical Origins of International Criminal Law

Damojipurapu, Medha:

• Patterns and Risks in Contemporary Religion-Based Hate Speech in India
• Navigating the Meaning of Hate Speech and Sedition in India
• Language, Themes and Responses to Hate Speech in India

DENG Hua:

• International Human Rights Law and the Advancement of the Right to a Fair Trial in China

Deva, Surya:

• Can Robots have Human Rights Obligations? A Futuristic Exploration

Dubey, Shraddha:

• India, Collective Security and the Veto Power

Dugal, Bani:

• A Non-Governmental Perspective on the Relative Effectiveness of Multilateral and Bilateral Measures to Combat Hate Speech: An Analysis of Tools Deployed in Re-sponse to Religious Hate Speech in Iran

FAN Yuwen:

• Revisiting ECtHR Interpretation of the ECHR: Living Up to a Living Instrument
• Quality Control and the Mandate of International Fact-Finding

GAO Hong

• The Progress of Historical Documents Acquisition and Compilation on Japanese War Crimes Trials after the Second World War in the National Library of China

GAO Xiudong:

• The Tokyo Trial and Its Influence on Contemporary International Criminal Justice

Goel, Bharatt:

• The Topography of Power in International Justice and the Rise of India

GONG Renren:

• On Human Rights and Traditional Culture
• 人权与传统文化

Grover, Leena:

• International Criminal Law Restraints in Peace Talks to End Armed Conflicts of a Non-International Character

GUO Jing:

• On the Future of Regulation 55

GUO Yang:

• The Grave Breaches Regime of the 1949 Geneva Conventions: Origins, Developments and Prospects
• International Criminal Court: A Judicial Guarantee for International Peace and Security?

Gupta, Rohit:

• Democratic Forces in Myanmar at the Mercy of International Justice
• Voicing and Addressing Colonial Grievances under International Law
• Some Remarks on Integrity in International Justice

Gupta, Sarthak:

• Hinduism v. Hindutva: Informal Measures to Preserve Pluralistic Values

Jain, Neha:

• Going Beyond Prosecutorial Discretion: Institutional Factors Influencing Thematic Prosecution

JIA Bingbing:

• Immunity for State Officials from Foreign Jurisdiction for International Crimes

Joseph, Abraham:

• Gandhism and International Criminal Law
• Pre-Investigation and Accountability in India: Legal and Policy Roadblocks

Kaur, Harleen:

• Religion-Based Hate Speech or Free Speech: Indian Courts in a Quandary

Kopariha, Vinamra:

• Human Rights Litigation before Indian Courts as an Example and Resource for other Asian States

Lalit, Shreeyash U:

• Use of Investigation Plans in Indian Criminal Justice: The Crime of Human Trafficking
• Quality Control in Preliminary Examination of Rape and Other Forms of Sexual Violence in International Criminal Law: A Feminist Analysis

LI Dan:

• The Progress of Historical Documents Acquisition and Compilation on Japanese War Crimes Trials after the Second World War in the National Library of China

LIANG, Zhuo:

• Culture, Ideology and Politics: The Shaping of China’s Conception of International Humanitarian Law

LIN Shensheng:

• 国家武装冲突法军事手册研究

LING Yan:

• On the Relevancy of Chinese Colonial Grievances to International Law
• Non-States Parties and the Preliminary Examination of Article 12(3) Declarations
• Foreword, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4
• The 1956 Japanese War Crimes Trials in China
• Foreword, Quality Control in Fact-Finding
• On State Sovereignty and Individual Criminal Responsibility for Core International Crimes in International Law
• State Sovereignty and International Criminal Law (editor)
• The Future of Space Law

LIU Daqun:

• Foreword, Quality Control in Preliminary Examination: Volume 1
• The Nanjing Trials – Victor’s Justice? Revisiting the Case of Tani Hisao
• Foreword, Historical War Crimes Trials in Asia
• Preface, Historical War Crimes Trials in Asia
• Historical War Crimes Trials in Asia (editor)
• Contribution of the United Nations Ad Hoc Tribunals to the Development of International Criminal Law
• International Law and International Humanitarian Law in Ancient China
• Quality Control in Truth and Reconciliation Processes
• Has Non-Immunity for Heads of State Become a Rule of Customary International Law?
• Implications of the Criminalisation of Aggression

LIU Renxiang:

• Two Types of ‘Dignity’ and Their Role in International Human Rights

LIU Yiqiang:

• Exploring Peace Through Justice Should Be An Essential Element of China’s Anti-Fascist War Memorialisation

Lokur, Madan B:

• Reflections on Freedom of Expression, Hate Speech and Sedition in India
• Navigating the Meaning of Hate Speech and Sedition in India
• Foreword, Philosophical Foundations of International Criminal Law: Correlating Thinkers

LU Jing:

• A Chinese Perspective on Enhanced Collective Security

MA Chengyuan:

• The Connotation of Universal Jurisdiction and its Application in the Criminal Law of China

Manocha, Kishan:

• Relevant Activities and Recommendations of Intergovernmental Organizations on the Role of Religious Actors to Reduce Hate Speech, Including in Their Own Contexts or Communities
• Preface by the Editors
• Religion, Hateful Expression and Violence (editor)

Narayan, Shruti:

• Reflections on Freedom of Expression, Hate Speech and Sedition in India

NG Pei Yi:

• Development in International Criminal Law Open Access Tools: Increasing Public Education and Engagement

QIAO Cong-rui:

• On Discrepancy and Synergy Between China and the International Criminal Court

Rai, Harshit:

• India, Collective Security and the Veto Power

Sharma, Surabhi:

• Humanity and Unity: Indian Thought and Legal Interests Protected by International Criminal Law

Singh, Narinder:

• Foreword, Colonial Wrongs and Access to International Law
• The United Nations’ Efforts at Combatting International Terrorism
• Foreword, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 3

Sinha, Manoj Kumar:

• Foreword, Quality Control in Criminal Investigation
• The Manusmṛti and Laws of Warfare in Ancient India

SHANG Weiwei:

• The Aut Dedere Aut Judicare Provision in the Proposed Convention on Crimes Against Humanity: Assessment from a Chinese perspective

SHI Bei:

• Chinese Confucianism and Other Prevailing Chinese Practices in the Rise of International Criminal Law
• Protecting the Right to Life From Nuclear Weapons

SONG Sang-Hyun:

• Justice, Peace and Development

SONG Tianying:

• Comment on Article 79, CLICC Commentary, Second Edition (2023)
• Exploiting Social Influence: Embedded Human Agency and Perversion of Religion
• The Legal Interests Protected by War Crimes
• Protected Interests in International Criminal Law
• Preface by the Editors
• Myanmar Military’s Self-Interest in Self-Accountability for War Crimes
• Positive Complementarity and the Receiving End of Justice: The Case of Myanmar
• The International Humanitarian Law Implementation Paradigm and the Idea of Military Self-Interest in Accountability
• Ensuring Accountability for Core International Crimes in Armed Forces: Obligations and Self-Interest
• Preface, Military Self-Interest in Accountability for Core International Crimes
• Military Self-Interest in Accountability for Core International Crimes (editor)
• The Principle of Complementarity in Practice
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 5
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 5 (editor)
• The Role of Internationalised Jurisdictions, National Jurisdictions and Other Actors in the Making of the History of International Criminal Law
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4 (editor)
• Doctrine and the Scope of the Historical Landscape of International Criminal Law
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 3
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 3 (editor)
• A Crimes Against Humanity Convention: After the Establishment of the International Criminal Court
• On the Proposed Crimes Against Humanity Convention (editor)
• Conspiracy to Commit Genocide and Its Exclusion from the ICC Statute

SUN Xiaoxia:

• Foreword, Historical War Crimes Trials in Asia

SUN Yi:

• The Role of International Human Rights Law in the Professionalization of Public Administration: The Right to a Fair Trial

SUN, Yun:

• On the Yunnan-Rakhine Corridor

Tandon, Pratibha:

• Religion-Based Hate Speech or Free Speech: Indian Courts in a Quandary
• Quality Control in Preliminary Examination of Rape and Other Forms of Sexual Violence in International Criminal Law: A Feminist Analysis

Tandon, Usha:

• Use of Investigation Plans in Indian Criminal Justice: The Crime of Human Trafficking
• Quality Control in Preliminary Examination of Rape and Other Forms of Sexual Violence in International Criminal Law: A Feminist Analysis
• Rape: Violation of the Chastity or Dignity of Woman? A Feminist Critique of Indian Law
• Justice for Delhi Rape Victim: A Case for Quality Control Post-Conviction

TIAN Qing:

• On Two Approaches to Communication of Evidence to the Pre-Trial Chamber

Tyagi, Devrishi:

• Children and the International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh

Udayachandran, Varadharajan

• India and the Legitimacy of Nuclear Weapons

WANG Houli:

• The Life and Contributions of Professor LI Haopei

WANG Xintong:

• The Nanjing Trial and Its Impact on the Chinese and Japanese Peoples

WANG Ying:

• Why Are Chinese Peacekeepers So Disciplined? Towards a Research Agenda

WEIDONG Ji:

• Definite Uncertainties and the Grand Design of the Legal System in China

WU Xiaodan:

• Quality Control and the Selection of Members of International Fact-Finding Mandates

XIANG Longwan:

• In Search of Justice for China: The Contributions of Judge Hsiang Che-chun to the Prosecution of Japanese War Criminals at the Tokyo Trial

XIAO Jingren:

• A Realist Perspective on China and the International Criminal Court

XUE Ru:

• 译者序, 国家武装冲突法军事手册研究
• Crimes against Peace in the Tokyo Trial
• China’s Policy Towards the ICC Seen Through the Lens of the UN Security Council

YANG Ken:

• On Subjugation and the Case of Burma
• Prudence without Collateral Damage: China and International Criminal Justice

YANG Lijun:

• On the Successor Commander’s Responsibility: The Okamura Yasuji Case Revisited

YEUNG Crystal:

• Joint and Command Responsibility in Hong Kong’s War Crimes Trials: Revisiting the Cases of Kishi Yasuo and Noma Kennosuke

YI Ping:

• The Role of Internationalised Jurisdictions, National Jurisdictions and Other Actors in the Making of the History of International Criminal Law
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4 (editor)
• Doctrine and the Scope of the Historical Landscape of International Criminal Law
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 3
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 3 (editor)
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 2
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 2 (editor)
• Preface, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 1
• Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 1 (editor)
• The Contemporary Relevancy of the ‘Just War’ Concept in the Early Years of International Legal Studies in Japan

ZENG Siqi:

• Chinese Confucianism and Other Prevailing Chinese Practices in the Rise of International Criminal Law

ZHANG Binxin:

• Comment on Article 99, CLICC Commentary, Second Edition (2023)
• Comment on Article 100, CLICC Commentary, Second Edition (2023)
• War Crimes Trials in China after the Second World War: Justice and Politics
• Preface, Historical War Crimes Trials in Asia
• Historical War Crimes Trials in Asia (editor)
• The Role of Internationalised Jurisdictions, National Jurisdictions and Other Actors in the Making of the History of International Criminal Law
• Mitigating Circumstances in International Criminal Sentencing
• Doctrine and the Scope of the Historical Landscape of International Criminal Law
• Criminal Justice for World War II Atrocities in China

ZHANG Kangle:

• Using Trial Judgment to Heal: On Crimes Committed by Japanese Forces in China

ZHANG Qi:

• Chinese Confucianism and Other Prevailing Chinese Practices in the Rise of International Criminal Law

ZHANG Tianshu:

• The Fall of the Tigers of Hong Kong: Chinese War Crimes Trials of Three Japanese Governors of Hong Kong
• The Forgotten Legacy: China’s Post-Second World War Trials of Japanese War Criminals, 1946–1956

ZHANG Xin:

• Implementation Discretion and Relevancy of Economic and Social Rights
• A Realist Perspective on China and the International Criminal Court

ZHANG Yueyao:

• Comment on Article 96, CLICC Commentary, Second Edition (2023)
• Comment on Article 97, CLICC Commentary, Second Edition (2023)
• Comment on Rule 194, CLICC commentary, Rules of Procedure and Evidence
• The Aut Dedere Aut Judicare Provision in the Proposed Convention on Crimes Against Humanity: Assessment from a Chinese perspective

ZHONG Yuxiang:

• Criminal Immunity of State Officials for Core International Crimes Now and in the Future

ZHOU Lulu:

• Brief Analysis of a Few Controversial Issues in Contemporary International Criminal Law

ZHU Dan:

• From Tokyo to Rome: A Chinese Perspective
• Who Politicizes the International Criminal Court?

ZHU Feng:

• The ICCPR Reporting Procedure in Special Administrative Regions of China: Process, Challenges and Perspectives

ZHU Lijiang:

• Universal Jurisdiction Before the United Nations General Assembly: Seeking Common Understanding under International Law

ZHU Wenqi:

• Prologue, Historical Origins of International Criminal Law: Volume 4