ROSS CLARK: The Rwanda verdict from the European Court of Human Rights is utterly predictable

ROSS CLARK: The Strasbourg-based court, which was founded in 1959 in the hope of preventing another Nazi-type regime dismissing human rights, has a well-earned reputation for sloth

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