SRINAGAR (Reuters) - Both the United Nations and the International Criminal Court consider the way civilians said they were used by the Indian army to search houses in south Kashmir to be illegal under international law, experts said.
However, the soldiers involved were unlikely to have committed crimes under Indian law, they said.
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