XX Majsko savetovanje (2024), Tom 2 (str. 441-458)
AUTOR(I) / AUTHOR(S): Višnja Ranđelović 
DOI: 10.46793/XXMajsko2.441R
SAŽETAK / ABSTRACT:
Vršenje velikog broja međunarodnih krivičnih dela tokom oružanih sukoba povlači i masovnu viktimizaciju, a samim tim i veliki broj žrtava i svedoka koji učestvuju u postupcima pred međunarodnim krivičnim sudovima. Veliko traumatsko iskustvo ovih žrtava i svedoka, činjenica da treba da svedoče pred sudom koji je izmešten u odnosu na zemlju prebivališta, kao i strah od samog pojavljivanja pred sudom i eventualnog susreta sa okrivljenim, zahteva da se žrtvama i svedocima koji učestvuju u postupcima pred međunarodnim krivičnim sudovima pružaju sveobuhvatna zaštita, pomoć i podrška. U tom smislu, oformljene su posebne jedinice za žrtve i svedoke koje u okviru međunarodnih krivičnih sudova žrtvama i svedocima pružaju raznovrsne usluge usmerene na obezbeđenje njihove zaštite, pomoći i podrške. U radu se posebno razmatra normativno uređenje Jedinice za žrtve i svedoke u okviru Međunarodnog krivičnog suda, kao i praktična realizacija usluga koje ova Jedinica pruža žrtvama i svedocima počev od pripremanja njihovog dolaska u sedište Suda, preko samog svedočenja, do osiguravanja njihovog bezbednog povratka u zemlju prebivališta
KLJUČNE REČI / KEYWORDS:
žrtve, svedoci, međunarodna krivična dela, Međunarodni krivični sud, Jedinica za žrtve i svedoke, usluge
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