International Court of Justice to decide on Rohingya genocide
The International Court of Justice is set to decide on preliminary measures that should be taken to protect the Rohingya Muslims from genocide. The court has not yet heard the case in full and will most likely not reach a final decision on the matter for a few years. Although these preliminary measures could indicate how the court will later rule.
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India executes men responsible for horrific 2012 Delhi bus rape
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Trump sues Washington Post for opinion piece along with the New York Times
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