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UN rights office to deploy investigators to Lebanon over alleged war violations
BEIRUT: The UN human rights office said it will send a team of investigators to Lebanon next week to collect evidence on potential violations of international law committed by all parties since the start of the war in March. The office said it had reached an agreement with the Lebanese government to deploy the team, which will examine alleged abuses and gather documentation on possible violations during the conflict. The announcement came as AFP reported that a strike hit the centre of the southern Lebanese city of Sidon. - Reuters and AFP
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UN to send investigators to Lebanon over potential law breaches, rights chief says
The UN human rights office will deploy a team of investigators to Lebanon next week to assess potential violations of international law by all parties
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arabnews.com
UN rights office to deploy investigators to Lebanon over alleged war violations
BEIRUT: The UN human rights office said it will send a team of investigators to Lebanon next week to collect evidence on potential violations of international law committed by all…
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al-monitor.com
UN human rights office to send investigators to Lebanon over potential international law violations in war, chief says
June 10 (Reuters) - The UN human rights office will deploy a team of investigators to Lebanon next week to assess potential violations of international law by all parties during…
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dawn.com
UN to send mission to Lebanon for collecting abuse evidence
“Accountability cannot be overstated. Prompt and independent investigations into alleged violations of international humanitarian law must be conducted,” UN official says.