14th Annual Hawke Lecture - "International Criminal Trials. A Promise Fulfilled?" @HawkeCentre

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14th Annual Hawke Lecture

The Hon Dame Silvia Cartwright
International Criminal Trials. A Promise Fulfilled?
Thursday 9 June 2011, Adelaide Town Hall

Thanks to Louise Carnell - Project Coordinator

The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre

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14th Annual Hawke Lecture - International Criminal Trials. A Promise Fulfilled?

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