Can Ukraine Set a New Standard in International Law?
International law can punish attacks on cultural sites but struggles to account for long-term harm to memory, language, education and identity. After more than 12 years of Russian occupation, Ukraine has a unique body of evidence with which to argue that the cultural dimension of genocide must be addressed not only academically, but legally.
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