1st Edition
People’s Tribunals, Human Rights and the Law Searching for Justice
Introduction; 1 Can you hear the people sing? Victim/survivor rights in People’s Tribunals, Regina Menachery Paulose; 2 Political will and the people's will: the role of People's Tribunals in international justice, Benjamin Duerr; 3 People’s Tribunals and truth commissions, Ronald Rogo; 4 Panem et circences? Peoples’ Tribunals from a TWAIL perspective, Thamil Venthan Ananthavinayagan; 5 The right to tell: the Sarajevo Women Court in search for a feminist approach to justice, Nevenka Tromp; 6 The Iran Tribunal: an international People's Tribunal for the promotion of truth and justice, Geoffrey Nice, Hamid Sabi, Shokoufeh Sakhi and Roya Ghisai; 7 The role of the PPT in securing the rights of Rohingya and other minorities in Myanmar, Azril Mohd Amin; 8 People’s Tribunals, law and ecological justice: the Australian contribution, Binoy Kampmark; 9 People’s Tribunals and how they examine childhood sexual abuse, Alan Collins; 10 The China Tribunal, David Matas and Susie Hughes; 11 Transitional justice delayed is not transitional justice denied: contemporary confrontation of Japanese human experimentation during World War II through a People’s Tribunal, Zachary D. Kaufman; 12 From painkillers to cures: challenges and future of People's Tribunals, Shadi Sadr
Biography
Regina Menachery Paulose is a US based international criminal law attorney. She obtained her JD from Seattle University School of Law and her LLM in International Crime and Justice from the University of Turin/UNICRI. She was the Chair of the Steering Committee on the UK Child Sex Abuse People’s Tribunal and was a panel member on the China Tribunal.
