“acts committed with intent” Both need to be proven. The relevant case law is Prosecutor v. Bagilishema (2001). Genocide therefore invites analysis under two

“acts committed with intent” Both need to be proven. The relevant case law is Prosecutor v. Bagilishema (2001). Genocide therefore invites analysis under two headings: the prohibited underlying acts and the specific genocidal intent or dolus specialis. Meanwhile there’s an undenied genocide happening in Ukraine that Russia boasts about committing. And on-going in Darfur 15 years after the international community declared one there.