Droit Suisse des sanctions et de la confiscation internationales
Sandrine Giroud, Héloïse Rordorf-Braun 2020Helbing Lichtenhahn, 1st Edition, 2020
Business & Human Rights
Human rights-based remedies have become increasingly important to international dispute resolution both in the context of investment arbitration and international litigation, including criminal law. New standards and national legislation focusing on human rights, environment, labour and corruption risks have emerged as public scrutiny of judges and arbitrators has increased. States and international businesses are well advised to assess, prevent and mitigate the adverse impact of these risks on their activities.
Building on decades of experience in public international law, human rights and international humanitarian law, white collar crime and compliance, our lawyers can help anticipate, advise on as well as, mitigate or remediate the impact of these risks.
We provide tailor-made solutions working together with states, businesses, experts and civil society organisations. We can provide advice on issues ranging from new international standards such as the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and related regulation in Switzerland, design programmes of human rights remediation in complex international disputes to litigating human rights-based claims.
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- Business & Human rights disputes
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- Defending corruption and charges of white collar crime
- Claiming compensation for victims of corruption and white collar crime
- Mass claims: Please visit our Public International Law page for further information.
- Representing the Qatar National Committee for Human Rights (QNHRC) in the claims pursued by private parties against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, following the sanctions imposed on against the State of Qatar and its nationals
- Representing two Haitian victims of Duvalier’s regime in court proceedings relating to the enforcement of a US court judgment based on the Aliens Tort Act
Switzerland: Update on Swiss Government measures for Debtors and Creditors in case of financial distress resulting from COVID-19.
Sandrine Giroud, Benoît Arthur Mauron, Louise Aellen, 2020LALIVE Blog, 17 April 2020
La répression des violations du droit international humanitaire en Suisse
Marc Henzelin, Robert Roth, 1998In: Pellandini (Ed.), Répression nationale des violations du droit international humanitaire (systèmes romano-germaniques) : rapport de la réunion d'experts, 23-25 September 1997, Geneva, ICRC, 1998, pp. 84-201
Droit international pénal et droits pénaux étatiques : le choc des cultures
Marc Henzelin, 2002In: Henzelin/Roth (Eds.), Le droit pénal à l'épreuve de l'internationalisation, Paris, Geneva, Brussels, LGDJ, Georg, Bruylant, 2002, pp. 69-118
L'immunité pénale des chefs d'Etat en matière financière. Vers une exception pour les actes de pillage de ressources et de corruption ?
Marc Henzelin, 2002Revue suisse de droit international et européen (RSDIE), 2002, Vol. 12, pp. 179-212
L'immunité pénale des ministres selon la Cour internationale de Justice
Marc Henzelin, 2002Revue Pénale Suisse (RPS), 2002, Vol. 120, pp. 249-264
La compétence pénale universelle, une question non résolue par l'arrêt Yerodia
Marc Henzelin, 2002Revue générale de droit international public (RGDIP), 2002, Vol. 107, pp. 819-854
Statut des combattants et privation de liberté
Marc Henzelin, 2004In: Bannelier/Christakis/Corten/Klein (Eds.), L'intervention en Irak et le droit international, A. Pedone, Paris, Brussels, 2004, pp. 171-182
La compétence universelle et l'application du droit international pénal en matière de conflits armés. La situation en Suisse
Marc Henzelin, 2003In: CREDHO - Université de Rouen (Ed.), La répression internationale du génocide rwandais, Actes du colloque de Rouen des 7 et 8 mars 2002, Bruylant, Brussels, 2003, pp. 155-174
Le dédommagement des victimes étrangères dans le cadre de la procédure suisse d'entraide internationale en matière pénale v. la restitution des avoirs à l'étranger
Marc Henzelin, 2010In: S. Giroud / A. Borghi (Eds.), État de droit et confiscation internationale, 2010, Edis, pp. 147-165
Affaire Duvalier : le Conseil fédéral feint d’ignorer les victimes
Marc Henzelin, 2010Le Temps, rubrique Eclairage, 6 May 2010
European terror lists and the rule of law
Marc Henzelin, Nicolas Leroux, 2008Journal of European Criminal Law, 2008, Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 21-41
When Does the Length of Criminal Proceedings Become Unreasonable According to the European Court of Human Rights?
Marc Henzelin, Héloïse Rordorf, 2014New Journal of European Criminal Law, Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2014, pp. 78-109
Commentaire des articles 160 CP (recel), 179 CP (violation de secrets privés), 179bis CP (écoute et enregistrement de conversations entre d’autres personnes), 179ter (enregistrement non autorisé de conversations) et 179quater (violation du domaine secret ou du domaine privé au moyen d’un appareil de prise de vues)
Marc Henzelin, Maryam Massrouri, 2017In: Macaluso, Moreillon, Queloz (Eds.), Commentaire Romand du Code pénal II (partie spéciale, art. 111-392 CP), Helbing & Lichtenhahn, Basel, 2017, pages 528-556, 764-776, 776-786, 786-791, 791-800
Reparations to victims before the international criminal court: Lessons from international mass claims processes
Marc Henzelin, Veijo Heiskanen, Guenaël Mettraux, 2006Criminal Law Forum, 2006, Vol. 17, pp. 317-344
