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International Citizens’ Tribunals : Mobilizing Public Opinions to Advance Human Rights
2002
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Livre de Judith Apter Klinghoffer et Arthur Jay Klinghoffer · 19 mars 2002
Genre : Culture et sociétéWhen faced with injustice what can a concerned citizen do? In 1933, when Hitler tried to blame Communists for setting the German parliament on fire, a group of European and American lawyers responded by staging a countertrial, which proved them innocent and eventually led to their release. A new unofficial way of advancing human rights was thus launched. This groundbreaking study narrates the history of such 'citizens tribunals' from this first astonishing success to the mixed record of... Voir plus
