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"Humanity washed ashore" can migrants and refugees constitute a collective civilian population in the sense of crimes against humanity?
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"Humanity washed ashore" can migrants and refugees constitute a collective civilian population in the sense of crimes against humanity?
In light of ongoing reports of grave human rights violations against migrants and refugees in different parts of the world, this article discusses whether, in specific contexts, migrants and refugees can be considered a civilian population that may constitute the main object of potential crimes against humanity. As the analysis of relevant case law and academic debate shows, the notion ‘population’ and its entailed collective dimension have so f…
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