Pillay, Nobel Peace Prize: The Level of "Cruelty and Violence" in Palestine Is "Unforgivable"
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85-year-old jurist criticizes the hypocrisy of democracies that only support international law when it does not affect their interests
The Hague, 15 Oct (EFE).- Judge Navi Pillay, Nobel Peace Prize winner of apartheid, judged Rwanda's genocide and presided over the UN investigation in Gaza, accused democracies defending international law of "hypocrisy" only when it suits them and considered, in an interview with EFE, "unforgivable" [...] The entry Pillay, Nobel Peace Prize: The level of "cruelty and violence" in Palestine is "unforgivable" was first published in HolaNews.
HAYA- Judge Navi Pillay, Nobel Peace Prize winner of apartheid, judged the Rwandan genocide and presided over the UN investigation in Gaza, accused democracies defending international law of “hypocrisy” only when it suits them and considered, in an interview with EFE, “unforgivable” Israel’s level of “return and violence” in Palestine.
Navi Pillay, Nobel Peace Prize: the level of “cruelty and violence” in Palestine is “unforgivable”
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