‘Navi’ Pillay Dedicates Nobel Prize to ‘Survivors of International Crimes’
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Eighty-five-year-old Navi Pillay, speaking at the International Academy for the Nuremberg Principles, said that she was in courtroom 600 in Nuremberg, where the trials of Nazi criminals were held after World War II, when she learned that she had received the award, reports CNN. "We live in an era where international law and human rights are under significant political attack," Pillay said, specifically pointing to attacks on the International Cr…
The first message of the South African jurist went to those she spent her life defending, denouncing the pressure on the ICC where she sat. While her prize strongly prompted Israel to react, Navi Pillai led the commission of inquiry accusing the Hebrew state of genocide in Gaza.
The jurist, who has dedicated her career to defending international law, also denounced the attacks against international legal institutions, with the Institutional Criminal Court
The 85-year-old has dedicated much of his life to the fight against war crimes, genocide and human rights violations.
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