Finding solutions to the international law crisis

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49:32

A view of the International Criminal Court at The Hague in Netherlands, June 26, 2024.

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In the second segment of our two-part story, we look at solutions addressing the crisis facing the implementation of international law. Also, the ICJ has ruled that countries have a responsibility to address climate change. And, protesters take to the streets of the Ukraine’s capital against a law weakening anti-graft agencies. Plus, archeologists and local historians have identified a shipwreck on a Scottish island as the Earl of Chatham, a British navy vessel-turned-Arctic whaling ship.

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In This Episode

How can we solve the crisis in international law?
5:12
Top UN court rules countries must address climate change
7:01
Ukrainians protest new law weakening anti-graft agencies in the country
Special Coverage
6:11
Shipwreck on Scottish island identified
1:51
Addressing the international law crisis
1:54
The hidden black market fueling Mexico’s cars — and its cartels
Special Coverage
5:22
The cost of extreme heat from climate change
8:48
Verdict expected in Hockey Canada sexual assault trial
6:22
Funk jazz meets Senegal
1:37