Nobel Peace Prize for Navi Pillay: the South African jurist is honoured as Washington sanctions the ICC hours later
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BangladeshDhaka is measuring the event by the yardstick of international law: a Nobel Prize awarded to a judge who is presiding over the Rohingya case, and an ICC sanctioned a few hours later by Washington.
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opposition
BelgiumBrussels sees this Nobel as a political message to Washington and Jerusalem, through the virulent reaction of Israeli authorities to Navi Pillay's distinction.
- Bangladesh
by the ICJ and Myanmar
the portrait puts the Rohingya case front and center, closer to national concerns than most other aspects of the issue.
What the account puts first
BelgiumPolitical
the La Libre article puts Washington and Jerusalem's reception of the award in the spotlight, before delving into the winner's background.
Relying on the Nobel Committee
the VRT portrait largely reproduces the committee's presentation, leaving little room for critical voices.
- Bangladesh
Reliance on news agencies
coverage reuses Reuters and AFP dispatches, without editorial viewpoint or proprietary Bangladeshi source on sanctions.
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Bangladesh onlyBelgiumthis perspective does not carry this information