Name: World of War Crimes: Eyeless in Gaza… and Beyond
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Author: Geoffrey Robertson KC
ISBN: 9781785909771

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World of War Crimes: Eyeless in Gaza… and Beyond

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Biteback Publishing

Autor

Geoffrey Robertson KC

Año

2025

N° páginas

320

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

242 x 163 x 24 (mm)

ISBN13

9781785909771

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Every day, we are exposedto evidence of hundreds of war crimes: residential buildings bombed and burningin Ukraine, merciless shootings in Gaza despite a so-called ceasefire,civilians beaten and starved by armies in Sudan and a mounting number of aid workersand journalists murdered by soldiers. The evidence proves guilt beyondreasonable doubt, but we know there will be few, if any, prosecutions. In this powerful book,distinguished human rights lawyer Geoffrey Robertson exposes the 'fraud' thatis international humanitarian law.

Drawing on his experience as a UN war crimes judge, he considers some of the most pressing legal issues of our time, including torture, nuclear weapons, drone warfare and the fallacy of 'anticipatory self-defence'. In the face of such threats, and with an impotent SecurityCouncil neutered by the world's most powerful aggressors, modern democracies are increasingly vulnerable to conflict and invasion. Most importantly in anage of amoral warlords like Vladimir Putin, Benjamin Netanyahu and DonaldTrump, the book warns that we are losing sight of Nuremberg's legacy: that there can be no peace without justice.

This authoritative and deeply humane work is both a rallying defence of moral law and a resounding condemnation of those who defy it.