Justice Without Borders: The UK's Genocide Case Sets a Precarious Precedent The arrest of a 65 year old man in London over suspected links to the Rwandan genocide marks a significant shift in the UK's willingness to prosecute international crimes.
This case raises crucial questions about the limits of jurisdiction and the consequences of pursuing such cases.
The Evolution of International Justice Historically, European nations have been slow to bring perpetrators of genocide and crimes against humanity to account.