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The International Court of Justice and the Duty to Prevent and Punish the Rohingya Genocide

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This panel discusses the public hearings that took place on Monday at the ICJ as a part of The Gambia vs. Myanmar case. Brought to you by New Lines’ Rohingya Legal Forum.

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