伊斯兰与问责制专题

这一新兴专题文库聚焦穆斯林主体国家（及少数穆斯林少数民族国家）在追究核心国际罪行责任方面的显著成就与挑战，并探讨如何促进该国家群体增强对国际刑法基本原则的尊崇。由多位杰出学者组成的多元化作者团队针对数个受冲突与暴力影响国家的现状展开了深度探讨。

通过前南斯拉夫问题国际法庭、波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那国内法院以及多个国家行使普遍管辖权的实践，国际社会对波斯尼亚穆斯林罪行追责的投入已超过任何其他受害群体。近年来，我们还目睹了为若开邦北部和巴勒斯坦地区核心国际罪行穆斯林受害者的非凡声援行动。在这三种情境中，被追究责任的施害方均非穆斯林——波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那案中的东正教徒、若开邦案中的佛教徒、巴勒斯坦案中的犹太教徒。而对于穆斯林遭受穆斯林或其他群体侵害的情境（如利比亚、索马里、苏丹或叙利亚），国际关注度似乎远为不足。

这个持续扩大的专题文库已收录超过60份TOAEP出版社针对相关国家与主题的出版物。截至目前涵盖的国家包括：阿塞拜疆（政策简报系列第190号）；孟加拉国（政策简报系列第160、142、113、105号，出版物系列第23号第11章、出版物系列第16号第12章、出版物系列第16号第13章、出版物系列第16号第14章）；波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那（出版物系列第41号第9章、出版物系列第41号第10章，政策简报第125号、出版物系列第30号、政策简报第92及31号）；布基纳法索（政策简报第182及178号）；乍得（政策简报第171及74号）；科特迪瓦 （政策简报第178号）；埃及 （政策简报第175号）；埃塞俄比亚 （政策简报第176号）；甘比亚 （政策简报第177号）；印度尼西亚（政策简报第163及141号、出版物系列第25号第7章、出版物系列第16号第10章）；伊朗（政策简报系列第173、154及153号、出版物系列第41号第26章、政策简报第84及70号）；伊拉克（出版物系列第32号第13章、出版物系列第32号第14章、政策简报第174、83及35号）；黎巴嫩（政策简报系列第181及32号）；利比亚（政策简报第155号）；马里（政策简报第 178、171及161号）；尼日尔（政策简报第178及171号）；尼日利亚（政策简报第171号，出版物系列第28号第20章）；北塞浦路斯（政策简报第180号）；巴勒斯坦（出版物系列第41号第22章、出版物系列第32号第15章、出版物系列第32号第17章、出版物系列第33号第19章）；卡塔尔（政策简报第189号）；塞内加尔（政策简报第182号）；塞拉利昂（政策简报第179号）；苏丹（政策简报系列第162及158号）；叙利亚（政策简报系列第174及154号、出版物系列第22号第7章）；泰国 （政策简报第172号）；土耳其（出版物系列第22号第6章）；阿联酋（政策简报第188号）；西撒哈拉（政策简报第180号）和也门（政策简报第173号）；地区性视角（政策简报系列第15号、未来法律系列第2号第4.3.章）。出版物中还有对诸如伊斯兰教法（沙里亚）与国际刑法之间关系等问题的专题分析（纽伦堡学院系列第2号第7章、纽伦堡学院系列第2号第8章、纽伦堡学院系列第2号第9章、出版物系列第25号第9章）；否认、伪装与煽动（出版物系列第41号第16章、出版物系列第41号第27章）；开罗伊斯兰最高学府爱资哈尔在防范核心国际罪行中的作用（出版物系列第41号第29章、出版物系列第41号第31章）；伊斯兰基本教义中对使用武力的限制（纽伦堡学院系列第2号第4、5、6章）；规范协调的推定或努力（纽伦堡学院系列第2号第3章）以及以及宪法与其他因素对宗教自由产生的限制问题（政策简报第189和183号）。相关出版物按时间顺序排列如下：

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Muslim-Majority West African States and ICC Prosecutions: The Case of Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali and Niger
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After Truth, Gambian Victims’ Long Wait for No Justice
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Darfur’s Second Genocide: Breaking the Cycle of Violence and Impunity in Sudan
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Sudanese Despair and International Failure, 2003–2024: No Way Out?
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Patterns of Core International Crimes in Libya: Challenges to Accountability
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Iran’s Crimes in the Syrian Conflict: A Need for Documentation and Accountability
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Universal Jurisdiction Under Threat of Hostage-Taking: Sweden’s Release of Iranian War Criminal Nouri
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Religious Leaders and Nationalist Propaganda: The Serbian Orthodox Church
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Religion and Ethno-Nationalist Extremism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Incitement to Religious Hatred: An Examination of the Approaches of Extremists to Islámic Sharí‘ah
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The Use of Religious Themes to Islámize European Anti-Semitism and Motivate Hateful Expression in the Hamas Covenant
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A Non-Governmental Perspective on the Relative Effectiveness of Multilateral and Bilateral Measures to Combat Hate Speech: An Analysis of Tools Deployed in Response to Religious Hate Speech in Iran
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How Should Responsible Religious Leaders React to Hate Speech in Their Community?
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The Role of Al-Ázhár Ash-Sharíf in Combating Extremism and Hate Speech in Light of International Instruments
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Translational and Terminological Sensitizing of Muslim Religious Leaders of Al-Ázhár in the Combat Against Hate Speech
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Universal Jurisdiction Through the Eyes of ASEAN States: Rule of Law Concerns and the Need for Inclusive and Engaged Discussions
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Denial of Justice for the Victims of Republika Srpska Atrocities
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The Role of the International Criminal Court System in Modulating Political Behaviour in Africa: The Nigerian Example
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Genocide and Constitutionalism in Bangladesh
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Oppression Among the Oppressed: Inside Refugee Camps in Cox’s Bazar
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Arab and Islamic States’ Practice: The Sharíʿah Clause and its Effects on the Implementation of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
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