Humanity's children

Focusing on the plight of children during armed conflicts, the book critiques the International Criminal Court's shortcomings in addressing the genocidal forcible transfer of minors to armed groups. It offers a novel legal interpretation of children as a protected group under the Rome Statute's genocide provisions. By analyzing specific ICC cases, the author illustrates how the failure to prosecute these transfers diminishes the seriousness of the crime and undermines justice, ultimately impacting children's dignity and personhood in the international arena.