Tufts researchers provide new way for war crimes testimony to show wide-ranging effects In war crimes cases,the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague normally hears from select victims who recount the horrors they survived. Such testimony is powerful, but it cannot convey the extent of the crimes’ impact on entire communities and on future generations. That’s why the Feinstein International Center has developed a new method for assessing and explaining the effects of violence, or an innovation that holds promise for improving international criminal prosecution and post-clash reparations.
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