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Author: Yasmine Nahlawi and Sana Sekkarie

02 Oct

We’ll See You in Court: How the Netherlands May Finally Bring Syria to The Hague

[Yasmine Nahlawi is an independent researcher specialising in R2P and its applicability to the Syrian and Libyan conflicts. Sana Sekkarie is a Security Studies master's candidate at Georgetown University and a researcher of the Syrian conflict.]   On 18 September, The Netherlands announced its decision to ‘hold Syria responsible under international law for gross human rights violations and torture in particular’. It appears prepared...

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