Boycotting Chinese Genocide and the Duty to Prevent: Opportunities Lost in the 2019-2021 UK Trade Bill
Journal: Indiana international & comparative law review
Year: 2024

work, it does not specifically address state obligation under the Convention and/or customary international law.Putting aside the timing issue, the nature and limitations of state obligations remain murky and obscure.The Bosnian Genocide case 11 before the International Court of Justice endeavored to address the questions, inter alia, concerning both extraterritoriality 12 and the preconditions of "effectively influencing" 13 the course of the genocide as the legal standard for creating a state