UN chief urges driving forward efforts to achieve justice for all
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55% : The United Nations is also deeply involved in assisting member states to better address impunity at the national level.49% : "Today, as we reflect on the suffering of all victims and survivors of grave crimes, I encourage all states to ratify the Rome Statute, and call on the international community to drive forward efforts to achieve accountability and justice for all," the top UN official said in his message for the Day of International Criminal Justice, observed annually on July 17.
45% : UNITED NATIONS -- United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Saturday called on the international community to drive forward efforts to achieve justice for all.
38% : "The United Nations has been committed to the International Criminal Court from the outset, based on our belief in the importance of international criminal justice, of which the court is a pillar," he said.
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