Notes:
Contents:
1. Introduction, p. 172
2. Approaches to Fact-Finding, p. 173
3. Types of Fact-Finding, p. 176
3.1. Type1: Investigations by Independent Experts Relying on the Consent of the Parties, p. 176
3.2. Type 3: Investigations by Independent Experts in Absence of Consent , p. 178
3.3. Type 3: Mandates to the OHCHR to Investigate Irrespective of Consent, p. 180
3.4. Type 4: The UN Acting on its Own Initiative, p. 184
4. Louise Arbour and UN Human Rights Fact-Finding; Telling the Story, σ. 186
4.1. Designing a Model, σ. 186
4.2. Building on the First Success: The OHCHR Action Plan, p. 187
5. Human Rights and Justice: Some Dilemmas When Investigating, p. 189
5.1. The Applicable Legal Regime, p. 190
5.2. Standards and Methods, p. 192
5.3. Witness Protection, p. 194
6. Conclusion, p. 196
Includes bibliographic references
