The failure to prosecute those guilty of torture, genocide, and other war crimes makes it more likely that such crimes will be repeated.
Patrick Leahy: “The failure to prosecute those guilty of torture, genocide, and other war crimes makes it more likely that such crimes…”
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Leahy emphasizes the need for accountability to prevent future crimes.
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