企业战争罪案件的激增

Q4 Social Sciences

Strategic Comments Pub Date : 2023-09-14 DOI:10.1080/13567888.2023.2279864

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摘要

摘要瑞典正在进行的对前能源高管的刑事审判具有开创性，标志着自纽伦堡审判以来首次对企业领导人的战争罪共谋起诉。在欧洲各国的法院中，越来越多的人试图追究企业领导人在海外涉嫌侵犯人权的责任，但在这样做的过程中，检察官必须应对法律的复杂性和挑战。

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The proliferation of corporate war-crimes cases

AbstractThe ongoing criminal trial of former energy executives in Sweden is groundbreaking and marks the first prosecution of corporate leaders for complicity in war crimes since the Nuremberg trials. There is a growing trend in European national courts to attempt to hold corporate leaders responsible for alleged human-rights violations abroad, but in doing so, prosecutors must navigate legal complexities and challenges.

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Strategic Comments Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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