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International Court of Injustice: Blaming the victim in the Gaza war - Vimarsana News

International Court of Injustice: Blaming the victim in the Gaza war

The South African charge is outrageous, meritless, scandalous, without foundation, a blood libel… to cite only a few of the adjectives used. Here is why it should have been rejected by the court.

Source: jpost.com
Tukkies prof the first South African to be appointed to ICJ for nine-year term - Vimarsana News

Tukkies prof the first South African to be appointed to ICJ for nine-year term

University of Pretoria professor of international law Dire Tladi on Tuesday officially began his historic term as the first South African to be appointed to serve for nine years at the International Court of Justice.

Ukraine 'terror' case against Russia largely rejected by ICJ - Vimarsana News

Ukraine 'terror' case against Russia largely rejected by ICJ

A case brought to the UN's top court in 2017 accused Russia of violating an anti-terrorism treaty by funding pro-Russia separatists, and sought compensation for the victims of flight MH17 shot down over eastern Ukraine. ...

Source: wn.com
Neither Evidence nor Law will Convict Israel of Genocide - Vimarsana News

Neither Evidence nor Law will Convict Israel of Genocide

If the International Court of Justice, AKA the World Court, convicts Israel of genocide or enjoins it from committing acts that contribute to genocide, it will not be on the basis of evidence or law. There will be deliberation before the fifteen judges announce their decision, but it will have little to do with the

SA admits it could lose friends over Israel genocide case - Vimarsana News

SA admits it could lose friends over Israel genocide case

Department says there are indications that more countries could back SA after the ICJ hears arguments this week