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The UK will continue to work with others to secure the Mechanism’s legacy in the delivery of justice for the victims of the atrocities: UK Statement at the UN Security Council | Foreign,Commonwealth a

The UK will continue to work with others to secure the Mechanism’s legacy in the delivery of justice for the victims of the atrocities: UK Statement at the UN Security Council | Foreign,Commonwealth a
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The UK government has called for a reduction in the size and mandate of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals at the UN Security Council. The proposal emphasizes transitioning to a smaller, more efficient structure while maintaining judicial legacy.

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This reflects ongoing international efforts to streamline post-conflict justice mechanisms and manage UN budgetary resources.

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Statement given recently (12 June 2026) by Legal Adviser Colin McIntyre at the UN Security Council meeting on the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals.

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