CLEAN : ICC sentence for Timbuktu shrines crime fair and proportionate

The video discusses the factors considered in a legal case, including aggravating and mitigating elements. It explains the fairness and proportionality of the sentencing decision, aiming to deter potential perpetrators by highlighting the seriousness of the crimes, particularly war crimes, and the accountability for destroying important sites.

What factors are considered when determining a fair sentence?

• The judge's personal opinion

• Only the crime committed

• Aggravating and mitigating factors

• Public opinion

What is the intended effect of the sentence on potential offenders?

• To encourage them

• To serve as a warning

• To offer them a reward

• To ignore their actions

How does the speaker describe the seriousness of the crimes?

• As forgivable mistakes

• As serious crimes

• As minor offenses

• As trivial matters

What type of crime does the speaker classify these offenses as?

• Civil crimes

• War crimes

• Financial crimes

• Petty crimes

What will happen to those who destroy important sites?

• They will be held accountable

• They will be pardoned

• They will be rewarded

• They will be ignored