Holding UNPOL to Account: Individual Criminal Accountability of United Nations Police Personnel

In: International Humanitarian Law Ser

In: International Humanitarian Law Series Volume 50

Abstract

Intro -- Holding UNPOL to Account: Individual Criminal Accountability of United Nations Police Personnel -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- List of Cases -- List of Treaties -- Acronyms -- 1 Introduction -- 1 The Issue -- 2 The Evolution of UN Peace Operations -- 3 The Scope of This Work -- 4 Issues Outside the Scope of This Work -- 5 Structure -- 6 Definitions and Clarifications -- 7 Conclusion -- 2 UN Police in Peace Operations -- 1 The Evolution of the Functions of the UN Police in UN Peace Operations -- 1-1 The Creation of the Institution of the UN Police -- 1-2 Post-cold War -- 1-3 From Monitoring to Reform -- 1-4 Multi-dimensional Policing -- 1-5 Executive Policing -- 1-6 Formed Police Units -- 1-7 A Holistic 'rule of law' Approach -- 2 The Growth in Size of the UN Police -- 3 Ensuring the Deployment of the Required Types of Personnel -- 3-1 Expertise Required of UN Police Officers -- 3-2 Personal Qualities Required -- 3-3 The UN's Efforts in Securing Adherence to the Required Criteria -- 4 Conclusion -- 3 Evidence of the Commission of Crimes by UN Police -- 1 Findings Regarding Particularized Allegations -- Misconduct Entries over Time -- Nature of Alleged Crimes -- Nationality of Suspects -- Prosecution -- 2 Possible Patterns of Criminal Conduct -- 2-1 Evidence of the Scale of Wrongdoing -- 2-2 Nature of Alleged Criminal Offences -- 2-3 Analysis in Relation to the Sending State -- 2-4 Possible Reasons for the Patterns -- 3 Evidence of Prosecution -- 4 Conclusion -- 4 Current UN Machinery for Collecting Information Regarding Alleged Crimes for Domestic Criminal Proceedings -- 1 Benchmarks -- Benchmark 1 -- Benchmark 2 -- Benchmark 3 -- Benchmark 4 -- 2 Evolution of the Approach to, and the Mechanisms for, Dealing with Criminal Misconduct -- 3 Analysis of the Mechanisms' Performance -- Benchmark 1 -- Benchmark 2.

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Holding UNPOL to account: individual criminal accountability of United Nations police personnel

In: International humanitarian law series v. 50

Kihara-Hunt, Ai

Kihara-Hunt, Ai

Abstract

Preliminary Material -- Introduction -- UN Police in Peace Operations -- Evidence of the Commission of Crimes by UN Police -- Current UN Machinery for Collecting Information Regarding Alleged Crimes for Domestic Criminal Proceedings -- Criminal Jurisdiction under International and National Law -- Immunity as a Potential Legal Barrier -- Is There an Obligation to Investigate and Prosecute? -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.

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