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From ukrainian territory to russian territory. the kidnapping of children, which is a crime long damned by the geneva convention... but again, to be clear, and your legal experience really matters here, because you have a long association with war crimes investigations, putin cannot be tried in absentia by the icc, can he? no. he literally... he physically has to be in their hands... the united nations general assembly could set up a court to try him in absentia for the crime of aggression, but the icc itself has to confine itself to war crimes and can use the doctrine of command responsibilit...

So, these questions will arise. the very fact that they will arise is, ithink, an important stage because putin, without any reasonable doubt, is guilty of the international crime of aggression. he's a man who... well, let me stop you there. as you call it, the international crime of aggression is not something that he can be tried for by the icc. it's not. if i may say so, it's an irrelevance when it comes to the icc. well, with the icc, he's guilty of command responsibility, which is the doctrine that developed from the second world war, of endorsing the crimes that he knew about. you can se...

We should say that at this stage, karim khan, the chief prosecutor at the icc, has chosen to specify the crime, which concerns the transfer and deportation of thousands of children from ukrainian territory to russian territory. the kidnapping of children, which is a crime long damned by the geneva convention... but again, to be clear, and your legal experience really matters here, because you have a long association with war crimes investigations, putin cannot be tried in absentia by the icc, can he? no. he literally... he physically has to be in their hands... the united nations general assem...

Judge Malcolm Simmons delivered training on ‘Command Responsibility’ to Ukrainian war crimes investigators. Although planned before the recent decision of the

Multilayer. the ukrainians are going to investigate and prosecute some of these cases, and there's going to be a role for the international community, the international criminal court is going to have a significant role. and potentially other tribunals. for instance, the european union announced last week that they're interested in potentially creating a new tribunal for the crime of aggression, which is the crime that you could potentially charge vladimir putin with, starting an aggressive, unwarranted war in violation of the united nations' charter and the principals that have maintained gen...