Dimensions of German Genocide in Namibia, Acceptance of Responsibility

Dimensions of German Genocide in Namibia, Acceptance of Responsibility

2021/06/09

Strategic Council Online – Nearly one hundred years after the mass killing of the Herero and Nama tribes by German troops during the Namibian occupation, German Foreign Minister Haiku Moss officially acknowledged the atrocities committed by the German military in Namibia and the “genocide” in that country. According to the minister, Germany’s goal is to erase the memory of the massacres from the minds of the survivors of the victims. ‘We are pleased to be able to reach an agreement with Namibia on dealing with the darkest part of our common history. Recognizing this negligence and our request for compensation is an important step in repairing the remnants of this crime’.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

Effectiveness of Declaring Jurisdiction of Intl. Criminal Court to Deal with Crimes in Occupied Territories?

Effectiveness of Declaring Jurisdiction of Intl. Criminal Court to Deal with Crimes in Occupied Territories?

2021/02/23

Strategic Council Online – An expert on West Asia affairs said that the history of the Zionist regime is full of aggressive, terrorist and racist measures and it has so far paid no attention to UN resolutions, adding that declaring jurisdiction of the Criminal Court in dealing with crimes in Palestine, although psychologically significant, will have no tangible achievement for the Axis of Resistance, the Palestinian Resistance and the Palestinians.

Expansion of Saudi-UAE Crimes Dimension in Yemen

Expansion of Saudi-UAE Crimes Dimension in Yemen

2020/11/02

Strategic Council Online: Three major crimes have been registered in the Saudi-UAE war record; the first is crimes against humanity, the second ethnic cleansing, and the third is genocide, each of which reflects some of the dimensions of Saudi crimes in the war against Yemen.
Jafar Qanadbashi – Expert on West Asia Issues