Newsline - 31 May 2010: Israel attacks a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, killing up to 19 people and drawing international condemnation. And the International Criminal Court's party states gather in Uganda to improve international accountability.

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Outrage over Israel's attack on aid ship
Up to 19 activists were killed as Israeli naval forces stormed a Gaza-bound aid flotilla in international waters. While Jerusalem argues its soldiers were attacked first, the raid has sparked international condemnation, and its consequences remain to be seen. Listen to the Newsline report.

ICC's performance under review
The Ugandan capital Kampala is hosting a 12-day conference that will review the ICC's performance since its inception in 2002 and seek better ways of bringing the suspects to justice. Member states will also try to forge a deal to expand the Court's jurisdiction to include the crime of agression. Deirdre Clancy, from the Uganda-based International Refugee Rights Initiative, gives an overview of the meeting.