Avenues for justice for MH17


Close inspection: A Malaysian expert sifting through the debris at the main crash site of MH17, which crashed flying over the eastern Ukraine region, near Grabovo, some 100km east from Donetsk, Ukraine. - EPA

Suspects can be tried under the principle of universal jurisdiction and if it can be shown that a government was responsible, via the principles of state responsibility, they too can be held accountable.

THIS is what I know. Malaysia Airlines is not to blame for the deaths of the people on MH17.

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Opinion , Azmi Sharom

   

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