CONTENTS
PRESENTATION
FIRST PART
TECHNIQUES AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR INVESTIGATION, TRIAL, AND SANCTION
CHAPTER ONE
- The Investigation of War Crimes in the Special Jurisdiction for Peace
CHAPTER TWO
- The Use of Social Network Analysis in Transitional Justice Contracts
SECOND PART
INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW THROUGH CRIMINAL DOCTRINE
CHAPTER THREE
- International Humanitarian Law as an Object of Protection under Criminal Law
CHAPTER FOUR
- IHL and the Assessment of Permitted Risk in Criminal Law: Reflections on the Role of Punitive Measures in the Development of Armed Conflict
CHAPTER FIVE
- Due Obedience in International and Colombian Criminal Law: Divergences and Common Points, Particularly Regarding War Crimes
CHAPTER SIX
- Criteria for Imputation in Criminal Responsibility for International Crimes: Omission and Superior Responsibility
CHAPTER SEVEN
- Superior Command Responsibility in Dual Chain of Command in International Criminal Law: The Position of Guarantor and Colombia's Contribution to the Law of Nations
CHAPTER EIGHT
- The Classification of Acts of Terrorism as War Crimes and Their Application to Colombia's Armed Conflict
THIRD PART
MEANS AND METHODS PROHIBITED BY INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
CHAPTER NINE
- The Characterization of the Use of Illicit Means and Methods of Combat Attributable to the KRC-EP as War Crimes in Colombia's Non-International Armed Conflict
FOURTH PART
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE VIOLENCE
CHAPTER TEN
- Sexual Violence as a War Crime: Contextual Presumption in Colombia
CHAPTER ELEVEN
- Intra-Group Sexual Violence as a War Crime?: The Necessary Dialogue Between International Law and the Special Jurisdiction for Peace
CHAPTER TWELVE
- Sexual and Reproductive Violence Crimes Against Members of One's Own Troops: The Case of Helena
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
- Forced Contraception as a Crime Against Humanity
