United Nations investigators are making a further push to take alleged cases of war crimes in Syria to the International Criminal Court, as they push forward a plan to publish the names of perpetrators they've identified.
The latest pressure comes as Syria enters its fifth year of conflict and as the Security Council remains deadlocked.
Liling Tan reports from the UN in New York.
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