US EditionUN's top court will rule Friday on its jurisdiction in a Ukraine case over Russia's genocide claim
- The International Court of Justice is set to rule on whether it has jurisdiction in Ukraine's case accusing Russia of violating international law by falsely accusing Ukraine of genocide as a pretext for invasion.
- Ukraine argues that Russia breached the Genocide Convention by wrongly claiming Ukraine was committing genocide against Russian-speaking people. Russia rejected the jurisdiction and called the case an "abuse of process."
- Separately, the court will also rule on Ukraine's complaint accusing Russia of bankrolling rebels in eastern Ukraine and discriminating against Crimea's multiethnic community.
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Top UN court to rule on Russia's objections to Ukraine genocide case
Russia submitted objections to Ukraine's suit during hearings in September, arguing that the Hague-based court does not have the jurisdicion to hear the case. The ICJ will rule on those objections on Feb. 2.
United Nations high court to determine jurisdiction over Ukraine's case against Russia over genocide claims
The United Nations’ top court will rule on Friday whether it has jurisdiction in a case brought by Ukraine accusing Russia of violating international law by using a false accusation of genocide as the pretext for its 2022 invasion.Kyiv launched the case at the International Court of Justice days after the start of the full-scale war in 2022, arguing that Russia breached the 1948 Genocide Convention by wrongly claiming Ukraine was committing geno…
UN International Court of Justice to rule on admissibility of Ukraine’s ’genocide’ complaint against Russia on 2 February
This week, the International Court of Justice in The Hague will announce a decision on the admissibility of Ukraine’s complaint against Russia in the case of genocide charges under the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.
UN's top court will rule Friday on its jurisdiction in a Ukraine case over Russia's genocide claim
The United Nations' top court will rule on Friday whether it has jurisdiction in a case brought by Ukraine accusing Russia of violating international law by using a false accusation of genocide as the pretext for its 2022 invasion.
ICJ to rule on jurisdiction in Russia-Ukraine genocide case
THE HAGUE, Jan 29 — The United Nations’ highest court will rule on Friday whether it will hear a case in which Ukraine has accused Russia of violating international law by saying its invasion was launched to stop an alleged genocide. Ukraine brought the case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), also known as the World Court, days after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine on February 24, 2022.…
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