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Peter Herdenborg·Dec 3, 2024Hated justiceIn this gloomy world, the court fighting crimes against humanity seems to have far more enemies than friends
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Kevin Patrick Fitzgerald·Aug 7, 2024Sudan: peace and justiceAccording to Al Jazeera, there was a drone strike assassination attempt against the leader of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), Abdel Fattah…
Sharmila Deshpande·Aug 6, 2024International Days — JulyThe origins of July go back to ancient Rome. July is derived from the name Julius, after the first Roman dictator, Julius Ceasar…
