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    There was a time when the international community promised that genocide and crimes against humanity would never be tolerated again. After the horrors of the 20th century, new international laws, tribunals, and institutions were created to hold perpetrators accountable. Today, many people question whether those promises are being upheld. Why do some leaders face prosecution while others appear immune? Have political interests and economic incentives weakened international justice? Has accountability become selective? And what does this mean for the future of human rights and global stability? In this video, we examine the evolution of international accountability, the role of global powers, the influence of geopolitics, and the difficult questions surrounding war crimes, genocide allegations, and crimes against humanity in today's world. Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation is about something fundamental: if justice is applied inconsistently, what message does that send to the world? With special guest Brown University genocide scholar Omar Bartov. Watch until the end and share your perspective respectfully in the comments. Topics Covered: Genocide and international law Crimes against humanity War crimes and accountability International justice Human rights Global politics International Criminal Court (ICC) Geopolitics and conflict The future of global governance The meaning of "Never Again" Join the conversation: Do you believe international justice is applied equally around the world? Why or why not? #Genocide #WarCrimes #HumanRights #InternationalLaw #GlobalPolitics #Justice #Geopolitics #ICC #CrimesAgainstHumanity #WorldAffairs
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