Iva Vukusic
Iva Vukusic is a professor of international history at the University of Utrecht, specializing in international justice and human rights. She has commented on the significance of the International Criminal Court's proceedings against Rodrigo Duterte, viewing it as an unprecedented test for the court's capacity to handle high-profile cases involving allegations of serious human rights abuses.
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Dr. Iva Vukušić expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of DNA analysis in explaining Hitler's actions.
Da li je Hitlerovu DNK trebalo proučavati ili ne
Montenegro· 2025-11-15
Iva Vukusic is an assistant professor of international history who criticized the approach of explaining Hitler's actions through DNA.
Should Hitler's DNA have been studied?
United Kingdom· 2025-11-15
Iva Vukušić is an assistant professor in international history at Utrecht University.
‘Really cautious’: why the ICJ is delaying a Gaza genocide verdict | International court of justiceUnited Kingdom· 2025-07-27
Iva Vukusic stated that this is an opportunity for the ICC to demonstrate its capability to handle a significant case.
TPI pronto para começar processo de Duterte | Filipinas
Portugal· 2025-03-13
