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In this book chapter Dalton et al. defines the constituent parameters of crimes against humanity, coupled with the multi-faceted ramifications of such crimes and their appropriate solutions. The authors gathered data through prominent case studies across two countries, namely Cambodia and Africa to accentuate the nature and types of crimes committed against humanity as well as through relevant conventions. Their research focuses on the widespread consequences resulting from crimes committed against humanity by political parties such as torture and rape, evidenced
In this book chapter Dalton et al. defines the constituent parameters of crimes against humanity, coupled with the multi-faceted ramifications of such crimes and their appropriate solutions. The authors gathered data through prominent case studies across two countries, namely Cambodia and Africa to accentuate the nature and types of crimes committed against humanity as well as through relevant conventions. Their research focuses on the widespread consequences resulting from crimes committed against humanity by political parties such as torture and rape, evidenced