The International Court of Justice in The Hague resumed hearings on Ukraine's lawsuit against Russia under the Genocide Convention, with public hearings on Russia's preliminary objections scheduled for 18-27 September.
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The International Court of Justice in The Hague will resume hearings on Monday 18 September on Ukraine's lawsuit against Russia under the Genocide Convention.
Public hearings on preliminary objections raised by Russia will be held on 18-27 September.
The ICJ resumed hearings on Ukraine's lawsuit against Russia over false allegations of genocide.
Russia and Ukraine faced off at the ICJ over Moscow's claim of genocide in eastern Ukraine as a pretext for the invasion
The ICJ sided with Ukraine in March 2022, ordering Russia to immediately suspend its military action
Russia argues the ICJ does not have jurisdiction because Ukraine's case falls outside the UN Genocide Convention
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