01583     2200241   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008003900056020002200095041000800117082001000125084001600135100002000151245010200171260004300273300005100316500006000367520082600427650002501253650002201278650001501300990002601315INLIS00000000000976320221029104719  a0010-0520009763221029                |          | |    a978-90-04-32881-5  aeng  a341.7  a341.7 KIH h0 aKihara-Hunt, Ai1 aHolding UNPOL to Account :bIndividual Criminal Accountability of United Nations Police Personnel  aLeiden, Boston :bBrill Nijhoff,c2017  bxxiv, 433 pages : color illustrations ;c25 cm  a<a href="https://brill.com/view/title/33836">e-book</a>  aAi Kihara-Hunt’s Holding UNPOL to Account: Individual Criminal Accountability of United Nations Police Personnel analyzes whether the mechanisms that address criminal accountability of United Nations police personnel serving in peace operations are effective, and if there is a problem, how it can be mitigated. The volume reviews the obligations of States and the UN to investigate and prosecute criminal acts committed by UN police, and examines the jurisdictional and immunity issues involved. It concludes that these do not constitute legal barriers to accountability, although immunity poses some problems in practice. The principal problem appears to be the lack of political will to bring prosecutions, as well as a lack of transparency, which makes it difficult accurately to determine the scale of the problem. 4aInternational police 4aPolice misconduct 4aWar crimes  a26344/MKRI-P/XII-2017