Ukraine and Russia to face off at World Court over genocide claim

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Ukraine will ask the United Nations' top court to issue an emergency ruling requiring Russia to stop its invasion. It argues that Moscow's justification for the attack is based on a faulty interpretation of genocide law. The case it has lodged at the World Court centres on the interpretation of a 1948 treaty on the prevention of genocide, signed by both countries.

9 months ago·The Hague, Netherlands

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Reuters

Ukraine and Russia to face off at World Court over genocide claim

By Stephanie van den Berg THE HAGUE - Ukraine will ask the United Nations' top court on Monday to issue an emergency ruling requiring Russia to stop its invasion, arguing that Moscow's justification for the attack is based on a faulty interpretation of genocide law. Although the court's rulings are binding and countries generally follow them, it has no direct means of enforcing them.

9 months ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

Ukraine, Russia To Confront At World Court Over Genocide Claim Today

9 months ago·New Delhi, India

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Daily Express

'Absolutely no evidence' Russia and Ukraine to lock horns at UN court over genocide claim

RUSSIA AND UKRAINE look set to lock horns at the United Nations' top court following the invasion of the eastern European nation.

9 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Ukraine and Russia to face off at World Court over genocide claim

THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Ukraine will ask the United Nations' top court on Monday to issue an emergency ruling requiring Russia to stop its invasion, arguing that Moscow's justification for the attack is based on a faulty interpretation of genocide law. Read full story

9 months ago·Malaysia

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IBTimes

Ukraine And Russia To Face Off At World Court Over Genocide Claim

Ukraine will ask the United Nations' top court on Monday to issue an emergency ruling requiring Russia to stop its invasion, arguing that Moscow's justification for the attack is based on a faulty interpretation of genocide law. Although the court's rulings are binding and countries generally follow them, it has no direct means of enforcing them.

9 months ago·United States

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South China Morning Post

Ukraine and Russia to face off at UN World Court over genocide claim

Ukraine will ask the World Court, officially known as the International Court of Justice, on Monday to issue an emergency ruling requiring Russia to stop its invasion.

9 months ago·Hong Kong

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