India Urges Orderly, Time-Bound Transition for UN Criminal Tribunal Mechanism
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India has formally urged the United Nations to ensure an orderly and time-bound transition for the mechanism handling the residual work of international criminal tribunals. The statement emphasizes the importance of maintaining due process as the institution nears the end of its mandate.
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This reflects India's diplomatic stance on international justice and the importance of accountability for war crimes and genocide.
Published 12 hours ago • loading... • Updated 5 hours ago Show Less Icon India Urges Orderly, Time-Bound Transition for UN Criminal Tribunal Mechanism - The Tribune Summary by Tribune India Acknowledging the work of IRMCT President Judge Graciela Gatti Santana and the progress made during the reporting period, Tewari highlighted the necessity of maintaining principles of due process as the institution approaches the conclusion of its mandate. Share menu 7 Articles 7 Articles All Left Center Right 2 Search Icon Sort Icon Tribune India Lean Right Factuality Ownership India urges orderly, time-bound transition for UN criminal tribunal mechanism - The Tribune Acknowledging the work of IRMCT President Judge Graciela Gatti Santana and the progress made during the reporting period, Tewari highlighted the necessity of maintaining principles of due process as the institution approaches the conclusion of its mandate.
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