San Remo

Could Russia be brought to justice for war crimes at sea?

At the time when Russia is shelling civilian ships, and the UN Security Council is more like a circus performance, it is worth turning to historical examples and international legislation. USM discusses Russia’s violations of the rules of war at sea, the San Remo Directive, and possible liability for crimes against shipping.

15.02.2024 - 18:00
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