
La plus haute juridiction des Nations Unies doit se prononcer sur les accusations de la Gambie contre la Birmanie
La Cour internationale de justice rendra le 19 novembre son arrêt pour déterminer si la répression de la Birmanie contre les Rohingyas constitue un génocide, suite aux accusations portées par la Gambie en vertu de la Convention de 1948.
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Depuis sept ans, les juges de la Cour internationale de justice examinent les accusations portées par la Gambie, selon lesquelles la répression brutale exercée par la Birmanie à l'encontre des Rohingyas constitue une infraction à la Convention des Nations Unies de 1948 sur le génocide.
La plus haute juridiction des Nations Unies rendra le 19 novembre son arrêt visant à déterminer si la répression menée par la Birmanie à l'encontre de sa minorité rohingya, majoritairement musulmane, a constitué un génocide, a-t-on appris mardi auprès de la Cour internationale de justice (CIJ).
Depuis sept ans, les juges de la Cour internationale de justice (CIJ) examinent les accusations portées par la Gambie, selon lesquelles la répression brutale exercée par la Birmanie à l'encontre des Rohingyas constitue une infraction à la Convention des Nations Unies de 1948 sur le génocide.
Le tribunal, qui siège à La Haye, n'a aucun moyen de faire appliquer ses décisions, mais un arrêt favorable à la Gambie exercerait une pression politique significative sur la Birmanie et serait accueilli comme un acte de justice pour des centaines de milliers de Rohingyas.
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La CIJ rendra son arrêt le 19 novembre sur la question du génocide des Rohingyas.
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