ICJ asked to broaden definition of genocide over 'collective punishment' in Gaza
- Ireland is asking the International Court of Justice to broaden its definition of genocide, claiming Israel has engaged in collective punishment of people in Gaza.
- The Irish government expressed concern that a narrow interpretation of genocide leads to a culture of impunity and minimizes civilian protection.
- Amnesty International has accused Israel of genocide against Palestinians, with its executive director noting the Irish government's intervention as a glimmer of hope.
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Ireland asks ICJ to broaden definition of genocide amid Gaza war
As Ireland plans to formally join South Africa's genocide case against Israel later this month, the country's deputy prime minister said it will be asking the International Court of Justice to broaden its interpretation of genocide. Speaking after Wednesday's cabinet meeting, Micheal Martin expressed concern that "a very narrow interpretation of what constitutes genocide leads to a culture of impunity in which the protection of civilians is mini…
ICJ asked to broaden definition of genocide over 'collective punishment' in Gaza
The Irish government says it is "concerned" that a "narrow interpretation of what constitutes genocide" leads to a "culture of impunity in which the protection of civilians is minimised". Israel has previously rejected similar accusations.
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