Myanmar junta, ousted government fight for recognition at top UN court
Opponents say junta's attendance could give it international recognition without legal standing. . Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Opponents say junta's attendance could give it international recognition without legal standing. . Read more at straitstimes.com.
AMSTERDAM/BANGKOK (Reuters) -Myanmar's military junta is to take part in hearings at the top United Nations court in The Hague next week despite a complaint from political opponents that this could give it international recognition without legal standing.
The hearings complicate a jurisdictional dispute arising from Gambia's claim filed in 2019 at the International Court of Justice, accusing Myanmar of genocide against its minority Muslim Rohingya population
By Anthony Deutsch and Poppy McPherson AMSTERDAM/BANGKOK (Reuters) -Myanmar's military junta is to take part in hearings at the top United Nations cou...
By Anthony Deutsch and Poppy McPherson AMSTERDAM/BANGKOK (Reuters) -Myanmar's military junta is to take part in hearings at the top United Nations cou...