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World Court to rule in Ukraine case against Russia on March 16

In a hearing which was boycotted by Russia on March 7, Ukraine asked the court to order Russia to cease military activities because it said the invasion was based on a faulty interpretation of the UN genocide treaty.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian forces had bombed a maternity hospital in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol last week. (Image credit Twitter/ @MFA_Ukraine)

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday said it would rule in the case that Ukraine has brought against Russia on March 16.

In a hearing which was boycotted by Russia on March 7, Ukraine asked the court to order Russia to cease military activities because it said the invasion was based on a faulty interpretation of the UN genocide treaty.

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first published: Mar 15, 2022 07:12 am

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World Court to rule in Ukraine case against Russia on March 16

In a hearing which was boycotted by Russia on March 7, Ukraine asked the court to order Russia to cease military activities because it said the invasion was based on a faulty interpretation of the UN genocide treaty.

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