The Court also held that state responsibility could arise under the Convention for genocide and
complicity, without an individual being convicted of the crime or an associated one, and that such responsibility for genocide applied to a state wherever it may be acting.
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• ICJ Reports, 2007, pp. 43, 119–20. See also Croatia v. Serbia, ICJ Reports, 2015, para. 129.
• Bosnian Genocide case, p. 120.