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world23h ago
Beware the mass corruption of ‘international law’
- The author claims international law is manipulated by powerful actors, undermining moral authority.
- The piece alleges Qatar hired private firms to discredit a witness against ICC prosecutor Karim Khan.
- The column contends the ICC operates under a biased international system and lacks universal jurisdiction.
- The author argues the United Nations often serves as a platform for controversial regimes rather than universal governance.
- The piece suggests Iran's nomination as UN nuclear conference vice president reflects a troubling trend in international diplomacy.
- The article claims U.S. support for Rome Statutes is declining and questions funding the UN.
- The column asserts that international bodies protect criminals and terrorists by presenting themselves as humanitarians.
- The author claims past ICC actions, such as arrest warrants against Netanyahu, show compromised justice.
- The piece accuses international law of aiding powerful elites over ordinary sovereignty.
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