What does Tutu see as the flaw in the Nuremberg trials that the Allies conducted after World War 2?

Desmond Tutu critiques the Nuremberg trials for their perceived bias, as they were conducted by the victors of World War II, which he believes undermined their moral authority. He argues that the trials focused solely on the crimes of the Axis powers while ignoring the atrocities committed by the Allies, thus failing to establish a comprehensive standard of justice. Tutu emphasizes the importance of impartiality and universal accountability in addressing human rights violations.