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Genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity do not only affect individuals and countries, but the international community as a whole. If the International Criminal Court not an option, Universal Jurisdiction offers another path to justice. This principle allows states to prosecute international crimes no matter who committed them, where they were committed or against whom they were committed.
Genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity do not only affect individuals and countries, but the international community as a whole. If the International Criminal Court not an option, Universal Jurisdiction offers another path to justice. This principle allows states to prosecute international crimes no matter who committed them, where they were committed or against whom they were committed.
