A further report by the UN Commission of Inquiry argued that the genocide was sustained in part through the complicity of influential third states that enabled it. The report called for states to fulfill duties to prevent and punish genocide, including reviewing transfers and support that may facilitate violations. This is the commissionโs analysis, not an ICJ judgment.
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What did the UN Commissionโs 20 October report argue?
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The commission discussed third-state complicity and obligations to prevent and punish genocide.
The UN Commission said on 20 October that third states could have duties to prevent and punish genocide.
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The report focused on complicity and state obligations.