Randle DeFalco, Invisible Atrocities: The Aesthetic Biases of International Criminal Justice

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Aesthetic biases in international criminal justice contribute to perceived injustices against certain groups, creating disparities.
The analysis uncovers how aesthetics affect decision-making processes and outcomes within the justice system.
Using critical theory, this article explores the impact of visual representation on justice application and perception in society, paired with qualitative assessments of cases and policies. The analysis calls for reevaluation of aesthetic standards to enhance fairness in justice practices.

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Journal article examines aesthetic biases impacting international criminal justice, highlighting implications for fairness.

Dr Rachel Killean (2024) studied this question.

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