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Author: Daphne Eviatar

08 Oct

Trump vs. International Law: Exploiting the Legal Gaps Left by the Obama Administration

[Daphne Eviatar is the Director of Amnesty International USA's Security with Human Rights Program.] Harold Hongju Koh has written an impressive and disturbing account of many of the ways the Trump administration has undermined global institutions and subverted the international rule of law. He also offers some hope for those of us watching with horror as the current administration regularly upends...

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