Respected Egyptian American law professor Cherif Bassiouni passed away on Monday at the age of 79, according to the Washington Post. The scholar was known for his human rights work on Yugoslavia as well as apartheid South Africa. Often called the “father of international criminal law,” his academic work helped create the International Criminal Court.
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