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  1. Myanmar military junta under international legal pressure
  2. The Myanmar military junta appointed a loyalist as the new commander-in-chief to consolidate control following the coup.
  3. The ICC sought warrants for alleged crimes against humanity in Myanmar, while the ICJ heard a genocide case filed by The Gambia.

Navi Pillay, a jurist at the ICJ, is judging a case concerning genocide in Myanmar.

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Navi Pillay, a jurist at the ICJ, is judging a case concerning genocide in Myanmar.

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International Court of JusticeInternational Criminal CourtMyanmar

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  1. Trump showed contempt for international law and the US slapped sanctions on the ICC.1 source
  2. ICJ expected to rule on Myanmar's actions as Rohingya refugees flee to Bangladesh.1 source
  3. Pillay, a jurist, is involved in the ICJ case concerning Myanmar genocide.1 source
  4. Pillay's judicial roles are highlighted as Myanmar faces genocide charges at the ICJ.1 source
  5. Pillay received the Nobel Peace Prize while serving as a judge in the ICJ genocide case against Myanmar.1 source

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