The Civil Lawsuit as a Remedy for International Human Rights Violations Against Women

Stephens, Beth

Journal: UC Law SF Journal on Gender and Justice

Volume: 5

First Page: 143

Year: 1994

Bluebook Citation: 5 HASTINGS WOMEN'S L.J. 143 (1994)

Author: Beth Stephens: all 19 publications


Abstract

Despite these gross human rights abuses, none of the men responsible for these or for countless similar crimes against women around the world has been brought to justice in his home country. The perpetrators have been protected by governments which instigate and condone such abuses and by the all-too-common acceptance of male violence against women. If a government actually seeks to hold human rights abusers accountable, those responsible frequently seek refuge in another country--often, the United States. When the abuses take place during a war, as in Bosnia- Herzegovina ("Bosnia"), it is even less likely that those responsible will ever be held accountable.

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