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Why the Dutch are threatening to take Syria to court
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Why the Dutch are threatening to take Syria to court
To the surprise and satisfaction of all those who are campaigning to hold Bashar al-Assad’s regime to account, the Netherlands, best known for its appetite for consensus, has taken the first diplomatic steps towards a possible International Court of Justice case against Syria over torture.
By Stephanie van den Berg and Janet Anderson, our correspondents in The Hague
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6 min 23
Syria: Why Dutch prosecutors link terrorism and war crimes
3 min 50
MH17: Why the Dutch ruled out war crimes charges
5 min 19
First Dutch Islamic State fighter convicted for war crimes
7 min 2
The Dutch war crimes unit hits harder on Syrian suspects
6 min 33
Can criminal courts help save the environment?
Five questions on the ICC
2 min 23
Five questions on the ICC
1 min 42
People's tribunal accuses Monsanto of 'ecocide'
2 min 18
Week in Review: Hunger strike in The Hague, and looking back on a fiasco in Rwanda
1 min 45
ICC prosecutors put new focus on ecological harm, land grabs
0 min 33
Fatou Bensouda: ICC Prosecutor Answers Critics
3 min
Week In Review: Interview with the ICC Prosecutor, Women and Slaves
2 min 16
The Week in Review: War on the Rules of War
3 min 5
International Criminal Court Gets a New Home
2 min 45
"As a human rights activist, I do feel frustrated sometimes" says ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda
2 min 32
Acquitted Congolese is an ICC Embarrassment
4 min 56
Testimony of an International Criminal Court Judge