BBCNEWS HARDtalk June 4, 2024 23:37:00
Commission and the un human rights office in november last year said when it comes to tackling this issue of bringing the perpetrators of these crimes against humanity to justice, they're concerned that national institutions may not be sufficiently addressing issues of command responsibility for the violations being investigated. they say, "it's important to hold the direct perpetrators, "often foot soldiers, responsible. "but to deal with impunity meaningfully, it's equally "important to address the role of persons "exercising command responsibility. " so, a long quote, i know, but are you go...