i speak to steven rappe, he's a former us ambassador at large for war crimes issues. he also had at the office of global criminal justice in the us state department and joins us now live from washington dc. good to have you with us. it's not so horrifying is ation. isn't that unaccompanied children forcibly relocated to russia? do you agree that this behavior would amount to a war crime? absolutely no question. this is a war crime. the force will be for taishan of a population is a war crime. it's actually a great reach of the geneva conventions, which has been ratified by every country in the world, including the russian federation. and it's also worse. deportation is also a crime against humanity. and the international criminal court has jurisdiction that by reason of ukraine's declaration that it had that jurisdiction in it. i gave the jury section to the i, c. c. and 43 countries. move that case in the hands of the prosecutor. so these crimes could be prosecuted in the i c, c and very significant. when the u. s. government talks about the direct involvement of the

delivered, arching land, continued to justify the attack on neighbors in the early 2, thousands, steven rappe led the prosecution in what became known as the media trial, which included the r t e l m. radio station kabuki had managed to evade justice for years. his money and connections keeping him safe. but in 2020 the hunt was over. kabuki was arrested in a paris suburb. he had been living there for years under a false identity. felicity and kabuki is now facing trial in the hague, in an international court, responsible for a wandered war crimes which was set up by the un more than 6000 kilometers away in the round and capital kigali. people will be following the proceedings closely. the country has moved on since the mid ninety's, but almost 3 decades later, the collective trauma still runs deep. quick jim did a unity quote. me itchy, you've seen curb and court is a great thing for us. the survivors of the genocide work with it and it is something that so does our hearts better and then it encourages us and gives us the conviction that those who committed the genocide level and are hiding

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