. The war

criminal was held accountable for his _____ actions, which included the

deliberate targeting of civilians and the infliction of brutal and torturous

treatment upon prisoners of war.

The

international community holds individuals accountable for their _____ in war

crimes, which is the act of being involved or associated with atrocities.

The

international tribunal charged the war criminal with numerous atrocities,

including the unlawful _____ of civilians in inhumane conditions, where they

were subjected to torture and abuse.

The

testimonies of survivors _____ the gravity of the war crimes committed,

shedding light on the extent of the atrocities and the urgent need for justice

and accountability.

The accused

military general was found guilty of war crimes, including _____ transfer, for

orchestrating the systematic displacement of innocent civilians from their

homes during the conflict.

The

international tribunal documented the _____ of crimes committed during the war,

ensuring that justice would be served for the victims and accountability upheld

for the perpetrators.

The Rome Statute

 governing

the 

The

five primary sources of international criminal law are treaties, customary

international law, general principles of law, ______ decisions, and the

writings of eminent jurists. 

Individuals,

not governments or organisations, are held accountable under international

criminal law, which _______ and punishes unlawful behaviour.

The

rules, techniques, and principles of international criminal law involve

liability, defences, evidence, court process, penalty, victim participation,

witness ________, mutual legal assistance, and collaboration.