This podcast episode explores the complex relationship between international law, colonialism, and the protection of ethnic minorities in post-colonial states. Experts in international law and human rights discuss how international law has failed to adequately address the marginalization and oppression of minorities, and how this failure has contributed to the rise of ethno-nationalism. They also examine the limitations of democracy and the ideology of the post-colonial state in addressing minority rights.
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