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Myanmar crisis tests use of universal jurisdiction

The Myanmar crisis is prompting scrutiny of whether universal-jurisdiction mechanisms can address alleged serious international crimes. The supplied report provides analysis rather than a new concrete legal or policy action.

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The debate concerns accountability for alleged abuses in an ongoing national crisis and the limits of international justice mechanisms.

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