Case Concerning Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide: (Croatia V. Serbia) Preliminary Objections Ju
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tribunal- was ceated by the original Charter of the United Nations
and operates under its own statute. Its jurisdiction extends to all
countries of the world regardless of whether they are members of
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parties in dispute. The decisions issued by the Court are based on
general principles of international law, international conventions,
and international custom. The Court first publishes its decisions
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