The Strengths and Weaknesses of National and International Trials
Usually, when a crime is committed, the suspected criminal is put on trial in a local or a national court. However, the national or local judicial system in states affected by violence (post-conflict states) has been frequently broken down and thus, their incapability to hold the alleged individuals responsible. In some states such as Rwanda and Mozambique, individuals have been brought to justice through the local traditional justice systems. However, such a solution indicates serious drawbacks (Lyck 2009, p26).
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