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Standards of Proof in International Humanitarian and Human Rights Fact-Finding and Inquiry Missions
Archive note, written 27 October 2026. This page was rebuilt at its original address from the record's title in PHAP's monitoring, reporting, and fact-finding topic list and the Geneva Academy's project page.
| Summary: | This Geneva Academy report asks whether a minimum formal standard of proof (or degree of certainty) exists or is required when fact-finding and inquiry bodies adjudicate on serious violations of human rights and humanitarian law. It reviews formal judicial processes, ad hoc fact-finding missions mandated by the United Nations, and the work of non-governmental organizations, regional bodies and international experts. |
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