Male rape and sexual crimes in International Criminal Law jurisprudence: a critical appraisal

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  • Dimitris Liakopoulos Fletcher School-Tufts University

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https://doi.org/10.17561/rej.n18.a4

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El presente trabajo ha intentado analizar crímenes sexuales y especialmente el crimen de violación masculina. La jurisprudencia internacional de los Tribunales penales internacionales y la Corte Penal Internacional ha tratado de calificar la violación como un crimen de genocidio en forma de graves lesiones físicas y corporales, aunque no necesariamente permanente (letra. B) art. 6 del Estatuto de Roma; o como un crimen contra la humanidad cuando existen elementos de contexto y, sobre todo, elementos materiales que surgen de las definiciones dadas por los Tribunales especiales y los elementos de los crímenes; o incluso como un crimen de guerra en caso de que se implemente como parte de un plan o diseño político, o como parte de una serie de crímenes similares cometidos a gran escala. Debido a la falta de tratamiento de un delito “particular” y difícil de probar o testificar ante un tribunal internacional. La indicación del nivel de gravedad del delito es necesaria para la relevancia de la violencia sexual y la violación como crímenes de lesa humanidad que veremos en los próximos años desde el panorama del derecho penal.

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