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Author: Fatima Mehmood

Burning village drawn by a child
13 Dec

The Prohibition against Genocide: Hollow Rhetoric or Pathway to Accountability?

[Fatima Mehmood is a lecturer of Public International Law at Universal College Lahore, Pakistan] Is the contemporary prohibition against genocide mere rhetoric considering what we see today in the Gaza strip and beyond or is there some tangible weight to this prohibition which can be translated into effective action for accountability against Israel? How is the prohibition against genocide actionable or...

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