News24 | IN FULL | Professor Malcolm Shaw says SA's genocide case misrepresents the facts and is wrong in law

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King's Counsel Malcolm Shaw argued on behalf of Israel that South Africa's genocide application in the International Court of Justice was misleading, and wrong in law.
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