The Maldives announced it will intervene in the South Africa v. Israel genocide case at the International Court of Justice, following the court's interim ruling ordering Israel to take preventive measures in Gaza. The cabinet decision was disclosed at a press briefing on Sunday, with Attorney General Ahmed Usham appointed as the Maldives' agent.
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In a press briefing on Sunday, the Public Policy Secretary of the President’s Office, Abdulla Nazim, disclosed the cabinet’s decision to intervene in the South African-filed case.
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The ICJ’s decisive interim ruling, issued last Friday, requires Israel to ensure that its military refrains from acts potentially constituting genocide and to facilitate the provision of essential services and humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.
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