In this podcast, RajaRao Pagidipalli examines the growing human rights violations during the global conflicts and questions whether international law is losing its power to protect civilians. Through examples from Iran, Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, Myanmar and other conflict regions, this discussion explains how modern warfare is increasingly targeting civilian survival through infrastructure destruction, displacement, starvation tactics, and psychological warfare. The talk also explores the weakening enforcement of international humanitarian law, the challenges of global accountability, and the dangerous normalization of violence. Most importantly, it presents a practical roadmap suggesting what nations, international organizations, and civil society must do to restore human dignity, strengthen global justice systems, and prevent the collapse of the post-World War II human rights order.#HumanRights #InternationalLaw #WarCrimes #GenevaConventions #GlobalConflicts #UkraineWar #GazaCrisis #SudanWar #MyanmarConflict #ProtectionOfCivilians #InternationalJustice #ICC #UnitedNations #HumanitarianLaw #GlobalPeace #Geopolitics #WarAndHumanity #ConflictStudies #WorldOrder #RajaRaoPagidipalli

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