The development of extraterritorial human rights safeguards as a strategic tool in foreign policy-making : American, German, and British approaches towards the international prohibition of torture since 9/11
Abstract:Why do powerful states introduce human right protections to foreigners abroad and thus commit to principles that they have previously repeatedly violated in the past? Since 2001, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, and Germany, alongside various other states, determinedly engaged in a fight against terrorism, in order to not only bring Al-Qaeda and the Taliban to justice, but to also prevent any attacks similar to 9/11 from happening again. Yet, while continuously condemning the terrorist groups’… Show more
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