Global South ‘Hague Group’ Challenges Israel’s Impunity

We are transitioning away from YouTube. Be sure to subscribe to the following channels to stay updated with our journalism:

► RUMBLE
► TELEGRAM

Abby Martin interviews Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla, Chair of The Hague Group & Co-General Coordinator of Progressive International and Chrispin Phiri, Spokesperson for the Foreign Minister of South Africa, on the efforts of nine Global South countries to hold Israel accountable under international law. 

This video was produced by The Empire Files and published on their YouTube channel on the 13th of February, 2025.

To read the transcript of the interview: Global South ‘Hague Group’ Challenges Israel’s Impunity

VIDEO: Global South ‘Hague Group’ Challenges Israel’s Impunity

About our import program: In this program, we publish content from external authors, activists and journalists. This includes both international and local content that, in our editorial opinion, is not sufficiently covered in the media landscape. The content does not necessarily reflect acTVism Munich’s own editorial stance.

Donate today to support independent & non-profit media!

Click here or on the picture below:

ABOUT VARSHA GANDIKOTA-NELLUTLA

Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla is a left-wing policy advisor from Hyderabad, India. She is co-general coordinator of Progressive International. Her work focuses on public policy in favour of internationalism. Previously, Varsha Gandikota worked on a reproductive justice campaign for Women Deliver in New York, was a policy officer for the Economic Development Board of the Government of Andhra Pradesh in India, and was a strategy consultant in Hong Kong. At Princeton University, she studied comparative political economy, critical theory and feminist politics, and graduated with a degree in international development. 

ABOUT CHRISPIN PHIRI

As a department spokesperson, Chrispin Phiri communicates official government positions. As a law practitioner and communicator, he is in a position to influence the room from a young, energised perspective.