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iiclr-25752	Dijkstal, Haydee J.	The ICC and Human Rights: The Crime Against Destruction of Cultural Heritage as Part of a Trend Towards Greater Human Rights Influence	2021	30	.pdf	application/pdf	14596	591	46	Reviewing the Court’s historical approach to human rights within its case law, two discreet areas of human rights considerations are evaluated; namely, the use of human rights law and jurisprudence to interpret the Court’s legal framework and the Court’s willingness to engage with human rights concerns within the proceedings. The question, therefore, arises as to whether the Court’s prosecution of the crime of destruction of cultural heritage comports with the Court’s historical approach to human rights law and considerations, and whether jurisprudence in regards to this crime and particularly with the proceedings in the Al Mahdi case demonstrate any trend towards a greater influence of human rights in the proceedings before the Court.	cache/iiclr-25752.pdf	txt/iiclr-25752.txt