80 years after genocide convention, Myanmar faces historic ICJ verdict
The International Court of Justice is set to announce its ruling on November 19 regarding Myanmar's alleged genocide against the Rohingya Muslims. This pivotal decision, initiated by The Gambia in 2019, could reshape international law on genocide accountability. Moreover, South Africa has launched a similar case against Israel's actions in Gaza. The upcoming ruling may offer vital insights into assessing genocidal intent in current legal disputes.



