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Key UN committee adopts resolution paving the way for a first-ever treaty on crimes against humanity

  • A key U.N. General Assembly committee adopted a resolution allowing negotiations for a first-ever treaty on crimes against humanity after Russia removed obstructive amendments.
  • The resolution, approved by all 193 U.N. Nations, calls for sessions in 2026, 2027, 2028, and 2029.
  • Richard Dicker from Human Rights Watch described the agreement as a historic achievement for international justice against crimes against humanity.
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