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Abstract
The Chapter analyses the scope of head of State immunity before international criminal courts. Although there seems to be quite a large consensus that immunities should not bar prosecution by international courts, doubts persist not only with regard to third parties. In the recent Kenyatta case, the African Union strongly argued in favour of granting immunity, although Kenya had ratified the Rome ...
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