Il Times londinese torna sulla questione del possibile rinvio alla Corte Penale Internazionale per i crimini di guerra commessi a Gaza.
When Palestinian groups petitioned the ICC this month, its prosecutor said that it was unable to take the case because it had no jurisdiction over Israel, a nonsignatory to the court. Now, however, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the ICC prosecutor, has told The Times that he is examining the case for Palestinian jurisdiction over alleged crimes committed in Gaza.
Palestinian groups have submitted arguments asserting that the Palestinian Authority is the de facto state in the territory where the crimes were allegedly committed.
“It is the territorial state that has to make a reference to the court. They are making an argument that the Palestinian Authority is, in reality, that state,” Mr Moreno-Ocampo told The Times at the World Economic Forum in Davos
Haaretz rilancia la notizia, stamattina, con grande evidenza. In Italia abbiamo l’uomo che con più competenza potrebbe dirci cosa potrebbe succedere: si chiama Antonio Cassese, insegna a Firenze, è stato il grande protagonista del Tribunale internazionale ad hoc per i crimini di guerra in ex Jugoslavia.