Israel and Hamas urged to co-operate with UN committee on Gaza conflict

Friday 26 March 2010 Independent experts are to monitor domestic investigations into war crimes and other serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law. Amnesty International on Friday called on the Israeli government and Hamas to co-operate fully with the committee of independent experts which the UN Human Rights Council voted to establish on 25 March.The committee's task will involve monitoring domestic investigations into war crimes and other serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law alleged to have occurred during the 22-day conflict…

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