International law, a system created to uphold justice and peace, often finds itself mired in a web of hypocrisy.
In grand courtrooms, powerful nations accuse others of violating international law, demanding accountability.
Yet, when these same nations commit similar transgressions, the world watches as accountability evades them.
Geopolitical interests can sway international responses, making some violations condemned while others are ignored.
United Nations resolutions, intended to bring peace, sometimes remain unenforced, leading to the perpetuation of conflicts.
The world observes, sometimes in frustration, the discrepancy between the principles of international law and their selective application.
International law, a beacon of hope, can lose its luster when hypocrisy overshadows its intended purpose. The challenge remains: to strive for fairness and equal application.
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