title: Assessing The Effectiveness and Adequacy of Provisional Measures in Genocide Cases: A Comparative Study
abstract: In international law, provisional measures refer to orders directed at the parties in a pending dispute, requiring them to act or refrain from acting in a certain way to safeguard their rights until a final judgment is rendered. The vast majority of international courts are vested with the authority to issue provisional measures. As the International Court of Justice (ICJ) highlighted in the Nuclear Tests Case, provisional measures constitute an inherent power of the Court. Similarly, in the Fis
journal: Journal of Balkan Studies