On Genocide and its discontents: Reflections after the ICJ Judgment in Gambia v Myanmar
Philippe Sands, who has written extensively on genocide and crimes against humanity, and has served counsel in numerous cases, including in the recent ICJ judgment in Gambia v Myanmar, addresses the implications of the judgement for the interpretation and application of the judgment, in its historical context and the original conceptions of Rafael Lemkin.
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