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How Asia Turns International Law into a Weapon Against Its Own People

Asian Yearbook of International Law (Volume 23, 2017)

You think international law protects the weak? Think again. This deep dive into the Asian Yearbook of International Law (Volume 23, 2017) reveals a shocking truth: from Cambodia's land grabs to Sri Lanka's post-war dictatorship, from Japan's nuclear cover-up to China's manipulation of UN reviews, governments use legal loopholes to exploit the vulnerable. Discover how the machinery of global justice is hijacked by sovereign power, and why the next victim might be you.