Netherlands

Syria, the Dutch international crimes unit new focus

On 21 April the first Syrian asylum seeker was convicted in The Netherlands of war crimes. Are investigations into Syria now bearing fruit, or are the Dutch authorities still dealing with atrocities in the Syrian conflict piecemeal?

By Janet H. Anderson, our correspondent in The Hague

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