Tag: ICJ
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Yousaf: UK may be complicit in Gaza deaths if arms exports to Israel continue
[ad_1] The First Minister condemned the attacks by Hamas in October but said Israel’s reply ‘has gone far beyond any legitimate response’. [ad_2] Source link
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Hundreds of thousands of pro-Palestine marchers to protest near Israeli embassy
[ad_1] Between 200,000 and 250,000 people are expected to gather for the demonstration in central London, a Palestine Solidarity Campaign spokesman said. [ad_2] Source link
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SNP urges Cameron to be ‘on right side of history’ after ICJ’s Israel ruling
[ad_1] In a letter to Lord Cameron, Brendan O’Hara, the SNP’s foreign affairs spokesman said “one could argue that it needn’t take a ruling by a court to persuade a democratic, or morally sound, nation to take action to prevent genocide”, adding: “I hope that the Secretary of State will not need this letter to…
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Erewhon’s International Court of Justice: Delhi’s pollution, here’s the solution
[ad_1] We sit here today, a group of 15 judges, assembled from all parts of the world. The ICJ is not a particularly well known organisation. It heard its first case in 1947. We are based in The Hague, the only UN body not in New York. We adjudicate cases between States and also issue…