World’s top court to rule if Myanmar committed genocide against Rohingya
The Guardian reports that the International Court of Justice will deliver a judgment this week on whether Myanmar committed genocide against its Rohingya minority. According to the outlet, the court has never before found a state guilty of genocide, and the ruling will have implications for the case against Israel. The Guardian describes the case as a landmark that will set a benchmark for the crime of genocide in the 21st century.
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World’s top court to rule if Myanmar committed genocide against Rohingya
International court of justice has never before found a state guilty of genocide, and ruling will have implications for case against Israel The world’s top court will deliver a judgment this week on whether Myanmar committed genocide against its Rohingya minority, in a landmark case that will set a critical 21st-century benchmark for the gravest of all international crimes. The closely watched judgment could become one of the most significant moments in international law since the end of the sec
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