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Author: Shreya Margale

Genocidal Intent Revisited: Collective Erasure vs. Individual Annihilation

July 3, 2025 Shreya Margale

Introduction Genocide is widely regarded as the most severe international crime, distinguished by its legal requirement of specific intent (dolus…

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Posted in: Armed Conflict, Genocide, Human Rights, International Affairs, International Humanitarian Law, Public International Law, Uncategorized, War Filed under: Complicity, Genocide Convention, human rights, international law, Sudan, UAE

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