Nobel Laureate Pillay Dedicates Prize to Victims of International Crimes
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nawaz "Navi" Pillay dedicated her award to survivors of international crimes, citing an era of intensified human rights attacks. She called for collective action to defend the rule of law, particularly in relation to the International Criminal Court. Pillay's remarks came amid her description as an anti-Israel jurist.
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- Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nawaz "Navi" Pillay dedicated her award to survivors of international crimes.
- Pillay stated that human rights are under intensified assault in the current era.
- She specifically highlighted concern for the International Criminal Court.
- Pillay called for collective action to defend the rule of law.
- The jurist has been described as anti-Israel.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate and international jurist Nawaz "Navi" Pillay announced she is dedicating her award to all survivors of international crimes. Pillay stated that humanity is currently living in an era where human rights are under intensified assault, with particular concern for the International Criminal Court (ICC).
She emphasized the need for collective action to uphold the rule of law. Pillay, who has been described as anti-Israel, made these remarks upon receiving the prestigious award.
