SELECTED REFERENCES ON U.N. WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL--The Former Yugoslavia



Akhavan, Payam.  Punishing War Crimes in the Former Yugoslavia: A Critical Juncture 
for the New World Order, 15 Human Rights Quarterly 262 (1993).



Ali, Rabia and Lawrence Lifschutz.  Why Bosnia? Writings on the Balkan War.  
Pamphleteer's Press, Stony Creek, CN, 1993.



Blakesley, Christopher L.  Draft Report on the Ad Hoc Tribunal for Crimes against 
Humanitarian Law in the Former Yugoslavia.  (1993).



Grmek, Gjidara, and Simac, eds.  Le Nettoyage Ethnique: Documents Historiques sur une 
Ideologie Serbe.  Fayard, Paris, 1993.



Gualtierri, David S.  Draft, Comparison of Proposals for an International Criminal 
Tribunal (DePaul University International Human Rights Law Institute June 22, 1993).



Gutman, Roy.  Going Nowhere: UN War Crimes Commission Bogged Down in Bosnia Death 
Camp Probe, in Gutman, A Witness to Genocide. MacMillan, N.Y., 1993, p. 150-156.



Helsinki Watch.  War Crimes in Bosnia-Hercegovina.  Helsinki Watch, New York., 1992.



Illyria.  The Albanian-American Newspaper.  2321 Hughes Ave., Bronx, New York, 
10458-8120.



International Court of Justice.  Application of the Convention on the Prevention and 
Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, Provisional Measures, Order of 8 April 1993, ICJ 
Reports 1993.



_____.  Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of 
Genocide, Provisional Measures, Order of 13 April 1993, ICJ Reports 1993.



Louis-Jacques, Lyonette and David Weissbrodt.  Bibliography for Research on 
International Human Rights Law.  13 Hamline Law Review 673 (1990).



MacKinnon, Catharine A.  Crimes of War, Crimes of Peace.  In On Human Rights, ed. by 
Stephen Shute and Susan Hurley.  Oxford Amnesty Lectures, Basic Books, New York, 1993.


_____.  Rape, Genocide and WomenÕs Human Rights. In Mass Rape: The War against Women 
in Bosnia-Herzegovina, ed. by A. Stiglmayer, Nebraska Univ. Press, 1994.


_____.  Turning Rape into Pornography:  Postmodern Genocide. Ms. July/August 1993.



Magas, Branka.  The Destruction of Yugoslavia: Tracking the Break-Up. 1980-82.  Verso, 
New York, 1993.



Meron, Theodor.  The Case for War Crimes Trials in Yugoslavia, 72 Foreign Affairs 122 
(summer 1993).


O'Brien, James.  The International Tribunal for Violations of International 
Humanitarian Law in the Former Yugoslavia, 87 American Journal of International Law 
639 (1993).



Report on the International Tribunal to Adjudicate War Crimes Committed in the 
Former Yugoslavia.  Section of International Law and Practice, American Bar 
Association, Washington, D.C., 1993.



Sinkielkraut, Alain.  Comment Peut-on etre Croato?  Gallimard, Paris, 1992.


United Nations.  Compendium of International Conventions Concerning the Status of Women U.N. 
Doc ST/CSDHA/3 (1988).


_____.  Human Rights: A Compilation of International Instruments.  U.N. Doc. 
ST/HR/1/Rev. 4 (1993).



_____.  Human Rights: Status of International Instruments U.N. Doc. ST/HR/5/ (1987).


_____.  Principles of International Law Recognized in the Charter of the Nurmberg 
Tribunal and in the Judgment of the Tribunal (1950).  The principles, formulated by the 
International Law Commission as requested by  the General Assembly on  21 Nov. 1947 
(resolution 177 [II]  and completed 1950.


_____.  Security Council: Resolution 808 of 3 May 1993. Security Council Doc. S/25704.


_____.  Security Council: Resolution 827 of 25 May 1993 (established tribunal for crimes 
against humanity in former Yugoslavia).



Weissbrodt, David, Penny L. Parker and Alya Z. Kayal. The Forty-Fourth Session of the 
UN Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities and 
the Special Session of the Commission on Human Rights on the Situation in the Former 
Yugoslavia, 15 Human Rights Quarterly 410 (1993).



Woltring, Herman (General Rapporteur).  Report.  International Meeting of Experts on 
the Establishment of an International Criminal Tribunal, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, March 
22-26, 1993.




* Acknowledgements:  Prof. Frances Trix, Anthropology Dept. WSU; Prof. Edward M. 
Wise, Law School, WSU; Helga Herz, Center for Peace and Conflict Studies, WSU; Debbi 
Schaubman, MSU; and Natalie Nenadic.




Prepared by Sally Lawler, Wayne State Univ., for GODORT of Michigan, May 19, 1994.  Program at 
Wayne State University featured Natalie Nenadic, Rape-Genocide Law Project, NOW Legal Defense and 
Education Fund, just returning from interviewing rape victims in camps in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia.