Gambia’s genocide case against Myanmar shows that smaller countries can also help balance the scales of international justice

By bringing forward charges of genocide of the Rohingya to the International Court of Justice, Gambia has set an important precedent for south-south solidarity against human rights violations.Read the full article

By Louise Hunt

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, Discrimination, Refugees, Violence, Race and ethnicity, Repression, Religion

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