New England School of Law - New England Journal of International and Comparative Law

ARTICLES
	THE ICTR: EXPERIENCES AND CHALLENGES	*President, Judge Erik Møse*
	CRIMINALIZING HATE SPEECH IN THE CRUCIBLE OF TRIAL: PROSECUTOR V. NAHIMANA	*Diane F. Orentlicher*
	THE JURISPRUDENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR RWANDA ON WAR CRIMES	*Jamie A. Williamson*
	TEN YEARS AND COUNTING: THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AT THE ICTR	*Judge Inés Mónica Weinberg De Roca*
	THE AQCUITTED ACCUSED, A FORGOTTEN PARTY OF THE ICTR	*Benoît Henry*
	FROM ICTR TO ICC: LEARNING FROM THE ICTR EXPERIENCE IN BRINGING JUSTICE TO RWANDANS	*Jean-Marie Kamatali*
	THE ICTR AND JUSTICE FOR RWANDAN WOMEN	*Mark A. Drumble*
	GENDER-SENSITIVE JUSTICE AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR RWANDA: LESSONS LEARNED FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT	*Valerie Oosterveld*
	RAPE AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: ICTR CONTRIBUTION	*Alex Obote-Odora*
Current Developments
	LEGALIZING IMPORTATION OF PRESCRITION DRUGS: THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET ACCESS AND DRUG SAFTEY ACT OF 2005	*Brianna Carignan*
	THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY IN THE UNITED STATES AND THE UNITED KINGDOM	*Carrie Rainen*