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People get killed en masse, not because what theyve done but, because they are a member of a group. the law must protect them as a group. "no," says lauterpacht. "if you protect them as a group, you will replace "the tyranny of the state with the tyranny of the group." and i think that has, to a certain extent, happened. because you, in a sense, fall into the trap that the nazis set. yes. when lemkin published his book, axis rule, in november 19114, he received an extraordinary letter from a fri...

Basically driven by a cambridge professor, hersch lauterpacht, we must protect individuals because they are living, breathing, sentient beings as individuals. lemkin says "no". people get killed en masse, not because what theyve done but, because they are a member of a group. the law must protect them as a group. "no," says lauterpacht. "if you protect them as a group, you will replace "the tyranny of the state with the tyranny of the group." and i think that has, to a certain extent, happened. ...

Have you not, to a certain extent, fallen into the trap? because you write very frankly, very honestly about the impact it has had on you going to visit the region known as galicia. its been variously polish, and occupied—german and russian, and currently, i think, the town where some of yourfamily is from is ukraine. youve been to this region, a troubled region, and you went to the village where your grandmother was from and you then said... great—grandmother. "i was told about the mass gra...

Russia accused of mass civilian killings in areas surrounding Kyiv

Georg Hegel once stated: ”What experience and history teach is this — that nations and governments have never learned anything from history, or acted upon any lessons they might have drawn from it

Texas legislators have allowed Texans to arm themselves and turned vigilantes on women, girls, men and doctors who seek, aid in obtaining, or perform abortions. Women, mainly, who once again are being told by old white men, mainly, what they may or...

Killing, disappearance, torture, and so on and so forth. but in the presence of a mass grave where members of my family lie still today, and lauterpacht�*s family co—mingle with my family, i found it — i was overwhelmed. i found it impossible not to feel a sense of kinship and connection. and in that moment it was a sort of an epiphany. i understood what lemkin was doing — he was recognising the reality that people get murdered en masse because they happen to be a member of a group thats...

Lemkin says "no". people get killed en masse, not because what theyve done but, because they are a member of a group. the law must protect them as a group. "no," says lauterpacht. "if you protect them as a group, you will replace "the tyranny of the state with the tyranny of the group." and i think that has, to a certain extent, happened. because you, in a sense, fall into the trap that the nazis set. yes. when lemkin published his book, axis rule, in november 19114, he received an extraordinary...

It has had on you going to visit the region known as galicia. its been variously polish, and occupied—german and russian, and currently, i think, the town where some of yourfamily is from is ukraine. youve been to this region, a troubled region, and you went to the village where your grandmother was from and you then said... great—grandmother. "i was told about the mass grave," you said, "in the village where my grandmother is from. "i visited and i realised that we are defined "by the commu...

Im with lauterpacht intellectually. essentially, i think that every single human being — because theyre a human being — has the right not to be subject to that sort of atrocity — killing, disappearance, torture, and so on and so forth. but in the presence of a mass grave where members of my family lie still today, and lauterpacht�*s family co—mingle with my family, i found it — i was overwhelmed. i found it impossible not to feel a sense of kinship and connection. and in that moment ...