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In this episode of Law in the Shadows, we explore how international humanitarian law —the rules designed to protect civilians and limit the brutality of war— has been steadily weakened in the name of U.S. national security. From Guantánamo Bay and the “war on terror” to drone strikes, torture memos, and the expansion of self-defense doctrines, this episode examines how fear and security reshaped the laws of war after 9/11. Through legal analysis and historical examples, we ask a difficult question: what happens when the world’s most powerful nation begins treating humanitarian law as optional?
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