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Yves Ternon : La décision de la CIJ sur Srebrenica ouvre une boîte de Pandore

Card Number 27676

Number

27676

Author

Minassian, Gaïdz

Date

2 mars 2007

Ymd

20070302

Title

Yves Ternon : La décision de la CIJ sur Srebrenica ouvre une boîte de Pandore

Subtitle

Dans un chat au Monde.fr, vendredi 2 mars 2007, Yves Ternon, historien spécialiste des génocides, analyse la décision de la Cour internationale de justice de qualifier les massacres de Srebrenica de génocide tout en disculpant la Serbie de toute responsabilité dans ce crime.

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TchatTernonLM02032007.pdf

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147644 bytes

Pages nb.

7

Source

Type

Article de journal

Language

FR

Abstract

For the historian Yves Ternon, the recent decision of the International Court of Justice, which considers that a genocide was committed in Srebrenica, created an ambiguity on the concept of genocide.