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EU: Tribunal 12 renders its verdict: Europe guilty of breaching human rights of foreigners

01 May 2012

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Inspired by the International War Crimes Tribunal that was formed by Bertrand Russell and Jean-Paul Sartre in 1967, Tribunal 12 sets out to locate the moral, legal and political responsibilities as well as call for a change within the system.

See: Tribunal 12 renders its verdict: Europe guilty of breaching human rights of foreigners (link)

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