Swiss prosecutors have issued a de facto warning to the commodities industry not to touch coal, grains and other foods allegedly plundered from Ukraine. There is a risk of being accused of war crimes.
In an editorial published in the local Lutan newspaper on the 13th, Federal Attorney General Brettler explained in detail that domestic prosecutors might pursue economic crimes committed abroad if they were related to Swiss organizations. ..
International criminal law usually envisions genocide and crimes once morest humanity, but Brett says that even crimes far away from the actual conflict may be directly involved in the conflict. Mr. Ra pointed out. He continued, “especially looting.”
“Commercialization of looted raw materials can be a war crime,” he said. “As far as I know, I haven’t been guilty of this yet.”
Original title:Traders Get War Crimes Warning Over Looted Ukrainian Commodities
(excerpt)
