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UK Caught Up in Row Over War Crimes Court
UK Caught Up in Row Over War Crimes Court
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2002/jun/21/afghanistan.military1 America's opposition to the new international criminal court grew more aggressive when it became known that Britain had negotiated an agreement to protect its own troops in Afghanistan from war crimes prosecutions. British soldiers in Afghanistan won immunity from prosecution.UK caught up in row over war crimes court British soldiers in Afghanistan won immunity from prosecution Friday 21 June 2002 01.49 BST America's dogged opposition to the new international criminal court grew more aggressive yesterday when Britain was laid open to charges of hypocrisy for having World news Afghanistan Military September 11 2001 UK news British response to September 11 Global terrorism War crimes Middle East World news International Policy
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