Prosecuting "Hate Speech" in International Criminal Law: Rethinking the Issues of Criminal Participation and Causation
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Prosecuting "Hate Speech" in International Criminal Law: Rethinking the Issues of Criminal Participation and Causation

by Avitus Agbor

legal studies human rights Academic Nonfiction international law
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Prosecuting “Hate Speech” in International Criminal Law examines the legal challenges surrounding speech-related criminal responsibility. Focusing on criminal participation and causation, Avitus Agbor rethinks key issues in international criminal law and offers a focused scholarly analysis of how these concepts inform prosecution.

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This book examines the prosecution of “hate speech” within international criminal law.

It focuses on two central legal issues: criminal participation and causation.

The work reconsiders how these issues shape the treatment of speech-related conduct in international criminal proceedings.

Written by Avitus Agbor, it offers a focused contribution to legal scholarship on international criminal responsibility.

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