Beyond Compliance Symposium: Sanctions and Silence – Intergenerational Trauma and Legal Gaps

Konstantina Karagkouni

Beyond Compliance Symposium: Sanctions and Silence – Intergenerational Trauma and Legal Gaps

Konstantina Karagkouni

Human Rights

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Abstract

While sanctions are often applied with the assumption that civilian harm will be minimised, they frequently exacerbate humanitarian suffering. This blog explores how such harm could contribute to intergenerational trauma, and reflects on the challenges of recognising and addressing this form of harm under international law.

Original language	English
Publisher	Armed Groups and International Law
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 31 Jul 2025

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sanctions
intergenerational harm

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