Corrected title: High Court allows UK to keep supporting genocide.
this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2025
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More like. UK high court dose not have the authority to enforce gov treaties. Only laws as created by the UK parliament.
If the UK parliament allows laws that break treaties like the Geneva Convention. Only other signees of that convention can do anything to stop them.
This whole idea of international law is not really a thing. Just agreements between nations and political will to enforce them.