The UK and 37 others countries referred Russia to the International Criminal Court on Wednesday for its "barbaric" invasion of Ukraine.
Highlights
- Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said the UK is already planning to help identify and find fugitives suspected of war crimes.
- The UK and 37 other countries referred Russia to the International Criminal Court on Wednesday for its “barbaric” invasion of Ukraine.
- Justice Secretary Johnson said all 38 countries are “crystal clear that Mr Putin cannot commit these horrific acts with impunity” Mr Raab revealed more details to The Daily Telegraph.
- He said he was in discussions with Foreign Secretary Liz Truss over the UK’s exact role in finding fugitives and finding evidence to place war criminals on trial.
- The former lawyer said: “It is important to lay down a marker now and puncture the perception of impunity”