Those who committed the most serious crimes in Syria must be identified, and criminal case files must be built as the basis for prosecutions, the head of a United Nations body assisting these efforts said Wednesday.
There must be justice for victims of crimes in Syria, says head of UN body building cases for prosecution
- 18 April 2018
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