The international law of ISIS

[fightinfrenchman]

As you may know, ISIS is on the run, though that's not to say that they are truly defeated. They surrendered a great deal of land but their fighters have escaped, some to surrounding areas while some have run back to their home countries. It's interesting to see what the international law implications of what they've done will be. Some people don't take international law seriously, but it's an interesting topic and since ISIS has made so many enemies it's quite possible that some of their fighters may see justice in front of a tribunal meant to prosecute war crimes. I'd suggest listening to this podcast to learn more about this situation.

[fei123456]

100% peace in Middle East is not what US really needs. So the failure of ISIS doesn't mean peace either.

[fightinfrenchman]

Let's all hope the founder of ISIS, whoever he is and whatever forums he posts on (this one) he gets in trouble!

[deleted_user]

Oh it's a Jerom joke.

You can do better than this.

[fightinfrenchman]

Oh it's a Jerom joke.

You can do better than this.

You are the only person who brought up Jerom

[Laurence Drake]

Let's bring these war criminals to justice!

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