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'Most dramatic development in criminal law since WWII'

Grit Irwin Cotler hosts Parliamentarians from around the globe on International Criminal Court

Liberal MP Irwin Cotler calls it "the most dramatic development in international humanitarian and criminal law since the end of World War II " and the "foundation stone for global justice in the 21st Century," and next week he and some 80 Parliamentarians from around the world will meet in Ottawa to make sure the newly-established International Criminal Court will be fully operational by next spring.

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'Most dramatic development in criminal law since WWII'

Grit Irwin Cotler hosts Parliamentarians from around the globe on International Criminal Court

Liberal MP Irwin Cotler calls it "the most dramatic development in international humanitarian and criminal law since the end of World War II " and the "foundation stone for global justice in the 21st Century," and next week he and some 80 Parliamentarians from around the world will meet in Ottawa to make sure the newly-established International Criminal Court will be fully operational by next spring.

  

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