Class-A war criminals

Class-A war criminals are individuals responsible for serious violations of international law during wartime, such as genocide, crimes against humanity, or war crimes. These crimes involve acts like mass killings, torture, or systematic persecution. The label "Class-A" is used in some contexts, like the Nuremberg Trials, to identify those accused of the most egregious offenses, often involving direct orchestration or leadership roles. These crimes are considered highly grave because they threaten global peace and human rights, warranting international investigation and justice.