Titlebook: International Criminal Law in Mexico; National Legislation Tania Ixchel Atilano Book 2021 T.M.C. Asser Press and the author 2021 Implementa

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Peculiarities of the Mexican Legal System that Could Potentially Prevent Prosecution of Internationaxican constitution (CPEUM) and (b)the expansive character of military jurisdiction in Mexican domestic law. Due to its historical and political background, Mexico opted for an amendment in the constitution in order to ratify the Rome Statute (RS). Due to the content of Article 21 (8) CPEUM, it could

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The Status of International Law in the Mexican Constitutionstitution. A review will be made of the different rulings of the Supreme Court, which have evolved into the present interpretation of the footing of international treaties within the domestic legal order as part of the “supreme law of the land”. The review suggests that the different stages of inter

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Mexico and the Rome Statutey new compared to the concerns raised vis à vis the International Court of Justice or the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. In this regard, a preference to argue in favor of national sovereignty could be identified. The deficiencies in how Mexico addressed the different concerns and implications

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Implementation of Humanitarian Law During the Armed Conflict in Chiapasnflict on its territory; (b) the participation of non-state actors in the application of IHL (the EZLN); and (c) the recognition of an armed conflict by a third party, in this case, by the ICRC. The EZLN directly applied IHL and declared itself a belligerent force, meaning that intervention of the I

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Application of Provisions of the Rome Statute in Resolutions of Domestic Law crimes committed during the so-called “dirty war”. The several laws on the right to freedom of information provide for an exception for the classification of information regarding crimes against humanity. As the Mexican legal order has not yet incorporated this crime, the Supreme Court has resorted