World’s top court to rule if Myanmar committed genocide against Rohingya
Verified: 3 outlets in 3 countries have reported this story since Nov 13.
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 second world war.
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- Nov 13, 11:16 AM UTCFirst reportThe impact of the ICJ’s genocide ruling in Myanmar will go far beyond Asiaeuobserver.com ↗
- Nov 14, 8:10 AM UTC+21 hICJ Court to Rule Whether Myanmar Committed Genocide Against Rohingya Muslimstaarifa.rw ↗
- Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 14, 8:11 AM UTC · +21 h
- Nov 15, 6:13 AM UTC+43 h· you’re reading thisWorld’s top court to rule if Myanmar committed genocide against Rohingyatheguardian.com ↗
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4h agoWorld’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 second world war.
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