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    9 months ago

    No, the court did not recognize that there is genocide, thus it cannot give the order to stop. The court recognized that there might be a genocide, thus the case will proceed. The other two options were - there is no genocide (through the case away) and there is genocide. But none of these options were realized.

    The court also reminded that there shouldn’t be genocide (but without stating that there is)