Türkiye will submit its dossier today in The Hague to intervene in South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Nicaragua, Colombia, Libya, Mexico, Palestine and Spain have also requested to intervene in South Africa’s case. According to the rules, the Court will notify the parties involved in the ongoing case, South Africa and Israel, about the intervention declarations and request their written statements. Commenting on Türkiye’s step in The Hague is a right granted to all states under the Court’s statute, experts said. “From the very first moment, we, as Türkiye, declared that we would intervene in this case and on May 31, our embassy in The Hague officially registered that we would intervene in this case by submitting a note to the International Court of Justice,” Yuksel said.

Source: Libya Today August 07, 2024 05:08 UTC