Amy Goodman
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Should Saudi Crown Prince Be Charged With War Crimes? G20 Host Argentina Considers Probe
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16:34Now PlayingSaudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could face prosecution in Argentina for alleged complicity in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the Saudiled humanitarian crisis in Yemen. On Wednesday, an Argentine prosecutor reportedly accepted a request by Human Rights Watch to prosecute the crown prince, just hours after he landed in Argentina ahead of the G20 summit. Argentina recognizes universal jurisdiction for war crimes and torture, which means it is able to press charges against the crown prince while he is in the country. We speak with Reed Brody, counsel and spokesperson for Human Rights Watch, and Shireen AlAdeimi, Yemeni scholar, activist, and an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University.
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