Gaza, HRW and war crime
HRW: Gaza conflict’s heinous crimes must not go unpunished despite ceasefire deal
HRW Executive Director Tirana Hassan, speaking at the launch of the organisation’s annual report, stressed that while the ceasefire—agreed upon by Israeli officials and Hamas on 15 January—would provide relief for millions displaced in Gaza, the grave crimes committed should not go unpunished.
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