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mahkamah dunia di the hague

untuk dibicarakan

ini bermakna 

kita boleh buat laporan polis
terhadap ku nan

buat laporan polis  di paris 

di london dan amsterdam

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yang merobohkan  puncak purnama

masanya telah sampai

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kini dunia tanpa sempadan

ini maknanya dunia milik semua
warisan dunia milik bersama

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'I am sorry': Islamist apologises for destroying Timbuktu mausoleums

The first defendant to plead guilty at the international criminal court has apologised to Mali and to mankind for destroying religious monuments in the ancient city of Timbuktu.

Ahmad al-Mahdi admitted directing the destruction of nine mausoleums and a mosque door in 2012, when Timbuktu was controlled by rebels and members of al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb.

At the opening of his trial for war crimes in The Hague, he expressed his “deep regret” to the people of Timbuktu, to whom the monuments had been of great religious and cultural importance.

Mahdi is the first person to be tried by the ICC for destroying cultural heritage, something its chief prosecutor said was increasingly under threat from extremist groups, including Isis.

“Our cultural heritage is not a luxury good – we must protect it from desecration and ravages,” Bensouda told the court. “This must be stopped in its tracks. History will not be generous to our failure to care.

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