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Sir Geoffrey Nice - British Barrister

Stephen Sackur talks to the British barrister Sir Geoffrey Nice.

In the 10 year life of the International Criminal Court every case prosecuted and every suspect charged has come from Africa. Why?

The ICC is supposed to be the court of last resort for victims of egregious human rights abuse all over the world.

Stephen Sackur talks to the British barrister Sir Geoffrey Nice who led the Hague tribunal prosecution of former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milošević and asks if the ICC has been a disappointment?

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