Notes:
Contents:
1. Introduction, p. 221
2. Where From: The Historical Context of the Canadian Approach, p. 224
2.1. From Inaction to a Slow Hard Awakening, p. 225
2.2. Entering the Modern International Criminal Justice Era, p. 229
2.2.1. The New "System", p. 229
2.2.2. Canada's Way Back In, p. 231
3. Where At: Prosecute Little and Expel a Lot, p. 233
4. Where To: Rethinking the Approach, p. 240
4.1. More Resources for Prosecution, p. 240
4.2. Proactive Stance on Extradition and "Concerned Expulsions", p. 242
4.3. A Transparent Decision-Making Process, p. 245
4.4. Alternative Measures Focused on Truth, Reconciliation and Reparation, p. 247
4.5. The crimes against Humanity Fund, p. 249
5. Conclusion, p. 249
Includes bibliographic references
