- Myanmar military junta under international legal pressure
- The Myanmar military junta appointed a loyalist as the new commander-in-chief to consolidate control following the coup.
- The ICC sought warrants for alleged crimes against humanity in Myanmar, while the ICJ heard a genocide case filed by The Gambia.
The UK intervened regarding serious crimes in Myanmar, involving the International Court of Justice.
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What happened
The UK intervened regarding serious crimes in Myanmar, involving the International Court of Justice.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Myanmar
country in Southeast Asia
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International Court of Justice
primary judicial organ of the United Nations
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