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Public Statement: Scholars support South Africa’s submission to the International Court of Justice against Israel for violations of the 1948 Genocide Convention [1]
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Date: 2024-01-10 11:17:52+00:00
January 9, 2024
The Republic of South Africa initiated proceedings at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on December 29, 2023, against the State of Israel, asking the court to recommend provisional measures to stop Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people. The Israeli government declared on January 2, 2024, that it would appear before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague. The application, brought under Article IX of the 1948 Genocide Convention, states that Israel “intends to bring about the destruction of a substantial part of the Palestinian national, racial, and ethnic group, that being the part of the Palestinian group in the Gaza Strip.” The first hearing is scheduled for January 11 and 12, 2024.
As scholars and practitioners of international law, genocide studies, and international studies, and cognate fields relating to global justice, we wholeheartedly support South Africa’s application to the ICJ as a step towards a necessary ceasefire in Gaza and justice in Palestine. We recall the statement published on October 15, 2023, sounding the alarm of a potential genocide in Gaza, signed by over 800 scholars of international law and genocide studies.
South Africa’s application provides a comprehensive account of widespread international agreement regarding Israel’s genocidal conduct in Gaza. The application reiterates statements made by the UN Secretary-General, who has described Gaza as a “crisis of humanity” and a “graveyard for children” in his invocation of Article 99 of the UN Charter. The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) has also raised “serious concerns regarding the obligation of Israel and other State parties to prevent crimes against humanity and genocide,” citing the dehumanising rhetoric targeted at Palestinians since October 7, 2023.
South Africa’s submission to the ICJ re-emphasises the jus cogens character of the prohibition of genocide and strengthens the legal recourse available to Palestinians in Gaza to ensure their fullest protection against the continued grave and immediate risk of genocide. South Africa’s request for provisional measures from the ICJ presents a path forward for a necessary ceasefire that has so far been hard to reach due to the United State’s obstinate refusal to support a humanitarian ceasefire.
South Africa’s application to the ICJ cannot be disconnected from its own struggle against apartheid and the legacy of Israel’s close military support for the apartheid regime during some of the most oppressive years of white supremacist apartheid rule. The eradication of apartheid in South Africa was a significant achievement in the worldwide fight against racism, discrimination, and colonial subjugation. However, as Nelson Mandela stated, it is still “unfinished” without the complete elimination of apartheid worldwide, and in Palestine. We recognise that these connected struggles against apartheid and the racial calculus of genocide are crucial for upholding the internationalist vision of global justice, freedom, and decolonisation.
As we enter the 4th consecutive month of Israel’s genocidal war against Gaza’s people, about 4% of the total population of the Gaza Strip is either dead, seriously injured, or missing. According to the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, an estimated 23,084 Palestinians have been killed since October, 70% of whom are women and children. Additionally, Israel has so far targeted 326 health workers and 112 Palestinian journalists. An additional 58,926 individuals have been injured, hundreds of whom are currently in serious condition.
In addition to the still-rising death toll as people are excavated from beneath the rubble of destroyed buildings and homes, Israel’s attacks have destroyed about 70% of all civilian infrastructure in Gaza, including hospitals, universities, bakeries, mosques, and sites of cultural heritage. This widespread destruction has precipitated concerns regarding further deaths from famine, food insecurity, and disease. Furthermore, the desecration of graves, targeted killings of journalists, and enforced disappearances of people in North Gaza by Israel’s forces demonstrates Israel’s continued intention of genocide against the people of Gaza.
There has also been an escalation of violence, arrests, expulsions, and destruction of entire Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem. Settler attacks against Palestinian communities have reached a record high, with nine new outposts erected and eighteen new roads paved or authorised by settlers, implicitly endorsed by the State of Israel.
Israel has predictably criticised South Africa’s application as “blood libel”, which misrepresents the grave violations catalogued in the application to the ICJ as antisemitic slander against Jews, and has put the wheels of its hasbara machinery in overdrive, with Israel’s foreign ministry calling on its embassies to press diplomats and politicians in their host countries to put out statements against South Africa’s case. Despite these efforts, support for South Africa’s application to the ICJ has increased, with Bolivia, Jordan, Malaysia, and Turkey backing the case. Over 1,000 political parties, unions, and other popular movements that support South Africa’s submission have also joined the four states.
South Africa’s submission provides an opportunity to adjudicate the highly charged debates regarding Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza within a legal framework in front of the ICJ, upholding the aspiration for universal justice. In this spirit, we reiterate our support for South Africa’s submission to the ICJ as a clear demand to the international community to prioritise accountability, end genocide, reject impunity, and uphold human rights for all.
We stand in support of South Africa’s application to the ICJ, and urge governments and people of conscience to do the same.
Signatories:
1. Jo Bluen LSE/South African Jews for Free Palestine 2. Anamika Misra University of Kent 3. John Reynolds Maynooth University, Ireland 4. Oumar Ba Cornell University 5. Melusi Simelane Southern Africa Litigation Centre 6. Bana Abu Zuluf Maynooth University 7. Tshepo Madlingozi Wits University 8. Ardi Imseis Queen’s University 9. Dr Ntina Tzouvala ANU College of Law 10. Kelly Gillespie University of the Western Cape 11. Shahd Hammouri University of Kent 12. Shahnaaz Suffla University of South Africa 13. Yvette Russell University of Bristol 14. Kharnita Mohamed University of Cape Town 15. Emma Daitz University of Cape Town 16. Bonnie Venter University of Bristol 17. Jill Bradbury University of the Witwatersrand 18. Hylton White University of the Witwatersrand 19. Julia Africans Centre for Cities, UCT 20. Dr. Lubna Nadvi School of Social Sciences, University of KwaZulu Natal 21. Shereen Abrams Chisholm Institute 22. Patrick Bond University of Johannesburg Centre for Social Change 23. Anneke Meerkotter Southern Africa Litigation Centre 24. Birgit Poopuu Tallinn University 25. Jacob van Garderen SouthernDefenders 26. Anna Selmeczi University of Cape Town 27. Nicola Perugini University of Edinburgh 28. Louise du Plessis Lawyers for Human Rights – South Africa 29. Salvador Herencia-Carrasco HRREC, University of Ottawa 30. Penny Green Queen Mary University of London 31. Andrew J. Douglas Morehouse College 32. Polly Pallister-Wilkins University of Amsterdam 33. Jadé Both EUI 34. Maree Pardy School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Deakin University 35. Dr Quraysha Ismail Sooliman University of Pretoria 36. Anupama Ranawana University of St Andrews 37. Dr Howie Rechavia-Taylor LSE 38. Zoë Jay University of Helsinki 39. Dr Lisa Tilley SOAS, University of London 40. Lachlan Summers Max Planck Institute for the History of Science 41. Richard Joyce Faculty of Law, Monash University 42. Sadhvi Dar Queen Mary University of London Melanie Richter-Montpetit University of Sussex 45. Jeff Handmaker Erasmus University Rotterdam 46. Dr Ida Roland Birkvad London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) 47. Anton David Schoon South African Revenue Serivce 48. Heidi Matthews Osgoode Hall Law School, York University 49. Onni Ahvonen University of Helsinki 50. Shaheeda Sadeck University of South Africa 51. Gerhard Kemp UWE Bristol 52. Tamsin Phillipa Paige Deakin Law School 53. Dr. Owiso Owiso International lawyer 54. Dr Juan Auz Tilburg University 55. Nthabiseng Ramosepele Lawyers for Human Rights – South Africa 56. Su Ming Khoo University of Galway, Ireland 57. Sophia Soares University of Bristol 58. Miha Brebenel University of Southampton 59. Jennifer Orlando-Salling University of Copenhagen 60. Rasigan Maharajh Institute for Economic Research on Innovation 61. Mohan Dutta CARE, Massey University, Aotearoa New Zealand 62. Nicola Soekoe University of London 63. 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Ann Curthoys Australian National University 569. Yohai Hakak Brunel University London 570. Maud Anne Bracke University of Glasgow 571. Katarina Pijetlovic Catolica Global School of Law 572. Zameer Begum Marie Curie 573. Richard Hall De Montfort University 574. Brendon Bin Salleh 573. Yung En Chee The University of Melbourne 574. Dr Martin Myers University of Nottingham 575. Sarah Romano Lesley University 576. Professor Amanda Wise Macquarie University 577. Sohela Kapdi The University of Cape Town 578. Maya Mikdashi Rutgers University 579. Liz Ablett Newcastle University 580. Hela Yousfi Dauphine University 581. Estella Carpi University College London 582. Nikos Bozatzis National and Kapodistrian University of Athens 583. Christie Haddad King’s College London 584. John Docker The University of Sydney 585. Lucas Scheel The University of Adelaide 586. Rebecca Laycock Pedersen Lund University 587. Katy Brown Maynooth University 588. Sharri Plonski Queen Mary University of London 589. Joshua Castellino Minority Rights Group International & University of Derby, UK 590. Assaf Kfoury Boston University 591. Coralie Pison Hindawi PRISME- Salam project /Université Catholique de Lyon, France 592. Armand Azra London School of Economics and Political Science 593. Tatiana Carpi 594. Nesreen Hussein Middlesex University 595. V Spike Peterson University of Arizona, USA 596. Anaïs Duong-Pedica Åbo Akademi University 597. Dania.Thomas University of Glasgow 598. Chiara Maritato University of Turin 599. Dr Lambros Fatsis City, University of London 600. Steve Breyman Retired 601. Anaheed Al-Hardan Howard University 602. Julia Willén Division of Migration, Ethnicity and Society, Linköping University 603. Mariam Al-Hussona King’s College London 604. Nihan Albayrak-Aydemir Boğaziçi University 605. Malcolm Jorgensen Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law 606. Valentina Baú Western Sydney University, Australia 607. Jessie Daniels Hunter College and The Graduate Center, CUNY 608. Richard Jackson The University of Otago, New Zealand 609. Jonathan Jenner University of Manitoba 610. Terri Friedline University of Michigan, School of Social Work 611. Sirma Bilge Sociology, Universite de Montreal 612. Heba Gowayed CUNY 613. Jessica Moulite Howard University 614. Amy Strecker UCD Sutherland School of Law 615. Baris Cayli Messina University of Lincoln 616. Fay Faraday Osgoode Hall Law School, York University 617. Samia Bano SOAS University of London 618. Alex Hanna Distributed AI Research Institute 619. Francesco Correale CNRS – UMR 7324 CITERES 620. Alana Lentin Western Sydney University 621. Syed Nadeem Farhat Research Fellow 622. Lana Tatour University of New South Wales 623. Christopher Peys Pepperdine University 624. Daniel University of Queensland 625. Maddison Wells Howard University 626. Dr Lara Palombo Macquarie University 627. Laurie Adkin University of Alberta 628. Robert Clines Western Carolina University 629. Anders Hardig American University 630. Rohan University of Oxford 631. Johnny E. Williams Trinity College 632. Tom Western UCL 633. Chloe Seay University of Texas at Arlington 634. Dr Dyuti Chakravarty University College Cork, Ireland 635. Dr Aidan Hehir University of Westminster 636. Julián Castro-Rea University of Alberta, Canada 637. Jânia Maria Lopes Saldanha Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos 638. Carolyn D’Cruz La Trobe University 639. Taner Akçam Armenian Genocide Research Program within PAI at UCLA 640. Robina Iqbal Keele University 641. Rebecca Ruth Gould School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London 642. Zareena Grewal Yale 643. Mariam Zaqout University College London 644. Teresa Piacentini University of Glasgow 645. Mohammad Shahabuddin University of Birmingham 646. Mairead Enright University of Birmingham 647. Ghazala Mir University of Leeds 648. Kym University of Suffolk 649. Sharon Lambert University College Cork Ireland 650. Kerwin Kaye Wesleyan University 651. Robert G. Herman Princeton University 652. Sanaa Alimia Aga Khan University, Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations 653. Barbara J. Wien American University 654. José Elías Turizo Vanegas Universidad de los Andes (Colombia) 655. Paul Govind Macquarie University 656. Nancy Shihadeh Rutgers University 657. Luigi Daniele Nottingham Law School (NTU) 658. Zoha Waseem University of Warwick 659. Scott Timcke University of Johannesburg 660. Tom Mudd University of Edinburgh 661. Dr Andrew Thomas Deakin University 662. James Cavallaro Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs 663. Raihan Ismail University of Oxford 664. Juliana Poveda Clavijo Ulster University 665. Siobhán Airey Erasmus University 666. Jessica Whyte University of New South Wales 667. Aurelien Mondon University of Bath 668. Ayanna Dozier University of Massachusetts, Amherst 669. Sara Dehm University of Technology Sydney 670. Geoffre R. Martin, Ph.D. Mount Allison University 671. Chu Cong Minh USTH 672. Nada Salem King Abdulaziz University 673. Ibtehal Hussain University of Westminster 674. Sinead D’Silva University of Leeds 675. Meghna Mohandas University of British Columbia 676. Clare Patton University of Leeds 677. Thomas Marois McMaster University 678. Eka Nugraha Putra O.P. Jindal Global University 679. Laura Piaggio Asociación Argentina de Salud Pública 680. Sujith Xavier Faculty of Law, University of Windsor 681. Saranga Ugalmugle University of Windsor, Faculty of Law 682. Lisa Wedeen The University of Chicago 683. Souheir Edelbi Western Sydney University 684. Saba Fatima University of Hull 685. Marim Abdel Kader University of Toronto 686. Courtney Hallink University of Cambridge 687. Kathryn Greenman University of Technology Sydney 688. Paul Brace Retired Ontario lawyer 689. Ronald Eberhard Tundang Peta Kebijakan 690. Fathiyyah Maryufani Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia 691. Ben Silverstein Australian National University 692. Edel Hughes University of Galway 693. Yoke Sum Wong AUArts 694. Derek Sayer University of Alberta 695. Saida Hodzic Cornell University 696. Freya Higgins-Desbiolles Flinders University International Relations 697. Joy White University of Bedfordshire 698. KZA Parker Independent scholar 699. Jeena Shah CUNY School of Law 700. Fadiah Nadwa Fikri National University of Singapore 701. Clodagh Dunne University College Dublin 702. Daniel R. Quiroga-Villamarín Geneva Graduate Institute 703. Idham Badruzaman Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta 704. Isti Toq’ah PANDAI (Indonesia’s Peace Education) Community 705. Anthony J Langlois Curtin University 706. Madison Ambrose Hall University of Montana 707. Marina Calculli Leiden University and Columbia University 708. Roos Creyghton LSE, University of Amsterdam 709. Dr. Ahmad Farouk Musa Islamic Renaissance Front 710. Sujatha Fernandes University of Sydney 711. National Science and Technology Forum, South Africa 712. Emily Kidd White Osgoode Hall Law School 713. Ehab Alalfey 714. Subramani Mani Medical College, Trivandrum, India 715. Danish Zaki IIT kharagpur 716. Nadim Rouhana Tufts University 717. Makere Stewart-Harawira University of Alberta 718. Nastassia Rambarran University of Glasgow 719. Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui Sheridan College 720. Maha Ali Leiden University 721. Fajri Matahati Muhammadin Universitas Gadjah Mada 722. Chaumtoli Huq CUNY School of Law 723. Qowiyy Olalekan Badmus Islamic University of Madinah 724. James Godfrey University of Canberra 725. Oishik Sircar Jindal Global Law School 726. Saumya Dadoo Columbia University 727. Mohamed Ibrahim The University of British Columbia 728. Ali Mumbach Howard University 729. Ronald Eberhard Tundang Chinese University of Hong Kong 730. Vijay kachru University of Saskatchewan 731. Priyamvada Gopal University of Cambridge 732. Rashmi Singh PUC Minas 733. Alberto Gomes DEEP Network 734. Khaled Elgindy Georgetown University 735. Cynthia Febrina Binawan University 736. Susan Morrissey University of California, Irvine 737. Dr. Muhanad Seloom Doha Institute for Graduate Studies 738. Silvia Luz González Márquez International Christian University 739. Kristin Burnett Lakehead University 740. Joshua Makalintal University of Innsbruck 741. Md Tabish Eqbal Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi 742. Victor Toscano Independent Researcher 743. Aysha Shafiq PhD IHEID, Geneve 744. Ambreen Agha O.P. Jindal Global University 745. Laura Nkula-Wenz African Centre for Cities, University of Cape Town 746. Rabea Khan Liverpool John Moores University 747. Aqsa Agha SRM University AP 748. Arshad Saeed Khan Quaid I Azam University Islamabad 749. Simone Rowe The University of New South Wales, Australia 750. Saiful Khan University of Oxford 751. Sara Ghebremusse University of Western Ontario, Faculty of Law 752. Adil Hasan Khan Melbourne Law School 753. Myriam Houssay-Holzschuch University Grenoble Alpes 754. Ayesha Omar SOAS/Wits University 755. Salbiah Ahmad UN 756. Saatchi S International Lawyer 757. Mary McAuliffe University College Dublin 758. Shantanu Sahs OP Jindal Global Universitu 759. Ilze Fourie University of Cape Town 760. Jinan Bastaki New York University, Abu Dhabi 761. Carin Hva 762. Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian Queen Mary University of London 763. Sanele Sibanda University of Pretoria 764. Basma Abdelgafar Maqasid Institute 765. Sari Arraf King’s College London 766. Nurina Ally Centre for Law and Society, University of Cape Town 767. Mohamed Seedat University of South Africa 768. Janette Kotivirta IIT Kharagpur 769. Nora Salem German University in Cairo 770. Catherine Nolin University of Northern British Columbia 771. Alison Phipps Newcastle University, UK 772. Fabio Andres Diaz Pabon African Centre of Excellence for Inequality Research (ACEIR) – UCT 773. Anton David schoon University of Helsinki 774. Ryan Ward Oxford University Law Society 775. Sarojini Nadar University of the Western Cape 776. Michelle Pace Roskilde University 777. Adel Fouad Ain Shams University 778. Margot Tudor City, University of London 779. James Smith University College London 780. Meeri Tiensuu South African Revenue Service 781. Nciko Geneva Graduate Institute 782. Tom Critchey Goldsmiths University, London 783. Mohan Dutta CARE, Massey University 784. Toh Swee-Hin (S.H.Toh) University of Alberta 785. Andreas Papamichail Queen Mary University of London 786. Toh Swee-Hin (S.H.Toh) University of Alberta 787. Martin Schwab, Ph.D. 3×3 Global Drills 789. Sara Elizabeth Dill Anethum Global 790. Hyo Yoon Kang University of Warwick 791. Dr. Paul Mepschen University College Utrecht 792. Arrey Collins International Human Rights Commission-Cameroon 793. Charles Harb Doha Institute for Graduate Studies 794. Asim Qureshi CAGE 795. Işıl Aral Koç University 796. Sonali Independent scholar 797. Ilaria Tucci Tampere Peace Research Institute, Tampere University, Finland 798. Michael Albert University of Edinburgh 799. Ahmed Hammad The British University in Egypt 800. Katie Cruz University of Bristol 801. Fleur van Leeuwen Boğaziçi University 802. Hanna Kienzler King’s College London 803. Catherine Owen University of Exeter 804. Frida Stranne University of Halmstad 805. Tomaso Ferrando 806. Jansie Niehaus Murcott Tampere University, Tampere Peace Research Institute 807. Johan Lindal Linköping University 808. Mansi Kashatria Linköping University, Sweden 809. Lenny Appadoo In personal capacity 810. Heba Tariq AASMT 811. Lisa Karlsson Blom Linköping university, Sweden 812. Maryam Aldossari Royal Holloway University of London 813. David Birchall London South Bank University 814. Sara Chaudhry Birkbeck, University of London 815. Alex Afouxenidis National Centre for Social Research, Athens Greece 816. Khuloud Al-Jamal King’s College London 817. Agata Lisiak Bard College Berlin 818. Joanna Kidman Victoria University of Wellington 819. Jonathan Klaaren University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 820. Hanan Toukan Bard College Berlin 821. Meg Luxton York University 822. Roberto Filippello University of Amsterdam 823. Léa Gudel EHESS 824. Sabah Boufkhed University of Manchester 825. Tanvee Nandan OPJGU/ UniMelb 826. Kamel Barkaoui CNAM, France 827. Sarah Walker University of Bologna 828. Jan Sändig University of Bayreuth 829. Victoria Canning Lancaster University 830. Paola Rivetti Dublin City University 831. Francesca Romana Ammaturo London Metropolitan University 832. Ju Hunt University of Cape Town 833. Mohamed Badar Northumbria University 834. Flora Yousef University Paris VIII 835. Jordanna Matlon American University, School of International Service 836. Héloïse Peaucelle Aix-Marseille Université 837. Christelle Rabier EHESS 838. Julia Carey Jules Carey Ltd 839. Claerwen O’Hara La Trobe Law School, La Trobe University 840. Nick Caddick Anglia Ruskin University 841. Aman Jindal Global Law School 842. Amit Kumar IITK 843. School of Law School of Law, University of Essex 844. Talal Asad Distinguished Professor (Emeritus), City University of New York
845. Francesca Meloni King’s college London 846. Anna Lodeserto Ca’ Foscari University Venice • Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia 847. Otilla Maunganidze Institute for Security Studies 848. Laleh Khalili University of Exeter 849. Manuela Ciotti University of Vienna 850. André Nunes Maastricht University
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