Watch live: Nicaragua defends its ICJ genocide case against Germany on second day of hearings

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Nicaragua presented its oral arguments at the International Court of Justice on September 8, 2026, defending its case accusing Germany of complicity in genocide through its support for Israel's actions in Gaza. Germany had previously argued on Monday that the case should be dismissed on grounds of admissibility and jurisdiction.

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Nicaragua has started its oral presentation at the International Court of Justice in reply to Germany, which stands accused of genocide complicity due to its support for Israel during the Gaza genocide. WATCH LIVE: Nicaragua presents its first round of oral argument on the preliminary objections raised by Germany in the case concerning Alleged Breaches of Certain International Obligations.

Watch live: Nicaragua defends its ICJ genocide case against Germany on second day of hearings

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