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Richard Goldstone
South Africa and the ICC: It’s not too late to change course
Article
bogdan TagDiv
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10 Sep 2018
Remaining in the International Criminal Court would demonstrate real commitment to victims of the gravest crimes
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Local row over Golstone’s retraction
Article
bogdan TagDiv
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11 Apr 2011
Judge Goldstone's partial recantation of a UN-sponsored report on Israel's invasion of Gaza has predictably divided the local Jewish community.
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UN compilers split over Gaza report rebuttal
Article
Ed Pilkington
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11 Apr 2011
The UN has roundly rebuffed remarks by South African judge Richard Goldstone that cast doubt on the report into the Gaza war.
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Goldstone reopens Pandora’s box
Article
bogdan TagDiv
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11 Apr 2011
The judge's recent remarks about his finding against Israel highlight inherent bias at the UN.
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‘Goldstone was bullied into recanting’
Article
bogdan TagDiv
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7 Apr 2011
Judge Goldstone's partial recantation of a UN-sponsored report on Israel's invasion of Gaza has divided the local Jewry amid claims he was "bullied".
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Goldstone’s Gaza report stands, UN insists
Article
Staff Reporter
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6 Apr 2011
The UN has roundly rebuffed remarks by the South African judge Richard Goldstone that cast doubt on the report into the Gaza war.
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Despite flaws, Goldstone Report changed behaviour
Article
bogdan TagDiv
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4 Apr 2011
Israelis do not forgive his initial findings, but Richard Goldstone's United Nations report is a powerful deterrent against a repeat of the war.
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Israel demands UN bin Goldstone Report
Article
bogdan TagDiv
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3 Apr 2011
Israel demanded on Sunday that the United Nations bin a report critical of its deadly 2008-2009 offensive on Gaza.
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Israel demands retraction of UN Gaza criticism
Article
bogdan TagDiv
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3 Apr 2011
Israel on Sunday demanded the retraction of a United Nations report deeply critical of its deadly 2008-2009 offensive on the Gaza Strip.
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Goldstone defends international court
Article
Staff Reporter
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28 Sep 2010
The criticism that the International Criminal Court was against African countries was unfair, Judge Richard Goldstone said on Monday.
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Rabbi Goldstein skips Goldstone meeting
Article
bogdan TagDiv
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7 May 2010
Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein declined this week to meet Justice Richard Goldstone to discuss the report on the 2008 Israeli invasion of Gaza.
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Goldstone family drawn into row over Gaza report
Article
Chris Mcgreal
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1 May 2010
Richard Goldstone, the former war crimes prosecutor, is being forced to meet South African Jewish leaders to hear of their anger over a UN report.
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