Scottish Conservatives seek correction from SNP minister over Israel-Gaza debate
Conflict · First reported 9 Nov, 00:01 · Updated 00:19

Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay says minister Stephen Gethins did not explain how the Scottish Government applies its stated approach to 13 situations under International Criminal Court investigation. Findlay accused the government of focusing on Israel and asked Gethins to correct the record; the Scottish Government was approached for comment.
- Gethins said the Scottish Government should apply a consistent approach to 13 situations under investigation by the International Criminal Court.
- Findlay said the minister’s answers did not explain the government’s actions across those situations and called on him to correct the record.
- The Scottish Government was approached for comment; the article does not include a response.
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- Stephen Gethins, external affairs minister
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- 13 situations under investigation by the International Criminal Court
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- Russell Findlay
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