Countries have a responsibility to ‘not to let war criminals walk free’
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It's easy enough to find evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine, but holding Vladimir Putin to account is a whole other story. The International Criminal Court has agreed to investigate Russian war crimes in Ukraine dating back to the invasion of Crimea in 2013, but as Professor of International Law at Yale Law School Oona Hathaway tells Ali Velshi, “Putin himself is not likely to stand trial.”March 19, 2022
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