An arms embargo would achieve nothing other than allowing the international community to claim it is “doing something”.
Denika Blacklock
Denika Blacklock is a development and conflict analyst based in Bangkok. For the past 13 years she has worked in numerous conflict and post-conflict c... ontexts, including Georgia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Indonesia and Solomon Islands with UNDP and various NGOs. Originally from Canada, she has an MA International Conflict Analysis from the University of Kent.
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