Ratification of the Rome Statute as part of Ukraine’s fulfilment of its obligations

Date: 28 January 2015 Author: Mykola Mirnyj

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Ratification of the Rome Statute as part of Ukraine’s fulfilment of its obligations
Oleksandra Matviychuk, Chairman of the Center for Civil Liberties, coordinator of Euromaidan SOS
Martin Pradel, international justice expert at the International Federation for Human Rights

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Ratification of the Rome Statute as part of Ukraine’s fulfilment of its obligations

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