Nainar, V. <br/><br/>
Pursuing elusive justice :  mass crimes in India and relevance of international standards 
edited by V. Nainar and Saumya Uma. 
 - New Delhi :  OUP,  2013. 
 - 475 p. 
<br/><br/> Table of Contents:<br/>Introduction / Vahida Nainar <br/>Chapter 1. Impunity Writ Large: A Study of Crimes Committed during Anti-Veerappan Operations / Saumya Uma <br/>Chapter 2. Persecution of the Dalits: The Need to Raise Standards of Accountability / Maya Nair <br/>Chapter  3. Persecution of Sexual Minorities: Relevance of the ICC / Siddharth Narrain <br/>Chapter  4. Understanding Enforced Disappearances / V. Seshaiah Shasthri <br/>Chapter  5. Severe Punishments and the ICC: Significance for the Indian Penal Regime / Bikram Jeet Batra <br/>Chapter  6. Law Reform on Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in Mass Violence / Saumya Uma <br/>Chapter  7. Integrating Victims' Rights in the Indian Legal framework / Saumya Uma <br/>Chapter  8. Significance of Global Justice in the War Against Terror / Arvind Narrain <br/>Chapter  9. ICC and the Indian Military Justice System : Complementarities / U.C. Jha <br/>Chapter 10. Torture by Private Actors: Introducing a Legal Discourse in India / Vahida Nair <br/>Chapter  11. Genocide: International Standards and Their Application to India / Priya Pillai <br/>Chapter 12. Crimes Against Humanity in India: Towards a Legal Understanding / Vahida Nair <br/>Chapter  13. International Terrorism: A Crime Against Humanity? / Shruti Bedi.<br/>Index<br/>About the Editors and Contributors 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780198079996 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Victims of Crimes--Legal Status, Laws etc.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>362.88  / NAI/PUR