For the time being, no individual or State has been held legally responsible for genocide for withholding or obstructing humanitarian aid, or for its causation of famine or starvation. This brief, therefore, heavily relies on doctrine for its analysis, drawing on the limited existing jurisprudence where relevant.
The series aims to provide a toolkit of legal analysis and relevant caselaw on genocide to aid and assist practitioners of law, and those engaging in legal research and advocacy on genocide, and the destruction of the Palestinian people in particular.
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