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iiclr-20864	Babcock, Paul T.	Impunity Rises from the Ashes?: The Extent of the Rome Statute's Jurisdiction in the Event of State Succession	2015	32	.pdf	application/pdf	14015	587	49	The required “actual practice” of states and the opinio juris for those actions support the conclusion that a rule of customary international law exists that in the event of State succession human rights 211 See North Sea Continental Shelf Cases, supra note 99. 215 See generally id. at 497-98 (2000) (explaining the importance to determining a specific subset of international law for international human rights law of the necessity of a narrow view of human rights treaties).	cache/iiclr-20864.pdf	txt/iiclr-20864.txt