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Nobel Peace laureate defends international justice as US leaders criticize it

Forbes reaches for "slams" where WTAE Pittsburgh (Hearst) stays flat.

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What happened "Justice is slow, so we must not be impatient" | This year's Nobel Peace Prize winner defends the international justice system as it comes under U.S. attack.
The headline split WDSU New Orleans (Hearst) frames it as "Nobel Peace laureate defends international justice as US leaders criticize it". Forbes frames it as "Nobel Peace Prize Winner Pillay Slams Trump Administration’s ‘Cruel’ International Crimin...".
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WDSU New Orleans (Hearst)News report · Oct 12, 3:50 PM

Nobel Peace laureate defends international justice as US leaders criticize it

"Justice is slow, so we must not be impatient" | This year's Nobel Peace Prize winner defends the international justice system as it comes under U.S. attack.

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ForbesNews report · Oct 12, 4:01 PM

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Pillay Slams Trump Administration’s ‘Cruel’ International Criminal Court Sanctions

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Navi Pillay, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, called the United States’ sanctions on the International Criminal Court—imposed hours after Trump was again passed over for the award he covets...

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Oct 12, 3:50 PM: WDSU New Orleans (Hearst) joined the source map.

Oct 12, 4:01 PM: Forbes joined the source map.

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