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trt.global | Zeynep Büşra Çonkar
In April, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian student at Columbia University and a legal permanent resident. In the preceding months, Mahdawi had been by Zionist groups like Canary Mission and Betar, which compiled public dossiers to accuse him of anti-semitism for attending pro-Palestine protests –some dating back a year or more.
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2 weeks ago |
trt.global | Zeynep Büşra Çonkar
For over seven decades, Israel has systematically international law while facing little to no real consequences for its oppression of the Palestinian people. However, the shield appears to be cracking since Israel launched its genocidal war on Gaza, with Tel Aviv facing an unprecedented wave of legal challenges. Among the several cases against Israel, one France-based international law expert offers a different path to justice.
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2 weeks ago |
trt.global | Zeynep Büşra Çonkar
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2 weeks ago |
trt.global | Zeynep Büşra Çonkar
In late March, when Israel launched a fresh ground invasion into Rafah, a team of emergency responders rushed to the frontlines to save lives. Nine staff from the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) and six Civil Defence responders were dispatched, but before they could reach their destination, all contact was lost with them. Despite urgent efforts by the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), access to the site was blocked for five days.
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1 month ago |
trt.global | Zeynep Büşra Çonkar
Zeynep Conkar4 minutes agoHistory is marked by moral crossroads – moments when individuals must choose between self-preservation and doing what’s right. Syrian pilot Ragheed Ahmad al-Tatari made that choice with extraordinary courage, refusing to carry out a regime’s deadly orders. His act of defiance would cost him more than four decades behind bars, yet it would define him as a hero for generations.
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Was an honour to have this thoughtful conversation with Dr Omer Shatz about his case at the ICC. Below, he explains how proving genocide in Gaza isn't the only route to justice when public incitement to commit genocide is a separate crime and, in this case, much easier to prove
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RT @trtworld: This is the story of Syrian pilot Ragheed Ahmad al-Tatari, who refused to bomb his own people in Hama and then spent decades…
