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evaluating the success of the genocide convention - Coggle Diagram
evaluating the success of the genocide convention
historical context
UN
The United Nations officially began work on the 26th of October 1945 just after the ending of World War II in an attempt to ‘maintain international peace and to achieve cooperation amongst nations on economic, social and humanitarian problems.’
ICJ
Only three years later, the judicial organ of the UN was created: The International Court of Justice. This international court was set up to settle international disputes between states.
powers of the ICJ
the beginnings of the convention
the legalities of the convention
how bringing a case forward works
ICJ
what it sets out to achieve
ideal workings
case study
Rwanda
evaluate the convention via this -> what were the failings, what could have been done.
in this specific case
Barristers thought
apply it to ukraine case
what should be done, using the convention.
definition of genocide, brief history