Lebanon: Israeli attacks on health facilities, ambulances and paramedics must be investigated as war crimes

By Amnesty International

The Israeli military’s repeated unlawful attacks during the war in Lebanon on health facilities, ambulances and health workers, which are protected under international law, must be investigated as war crimes, Amnesty International said today. The Lebanese government should provide the International Criminal Court (ICC) the jurisdiction to investigate and prosecute crimes within the Rome Statute committed on […] The post Lebanon: Israeli attacks on health facilities, ambulances and paramedics must be investigated as war crimes appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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