EPISODE · Aug 20, 2026 · 35 MIN
A World Where International Humanitarian Law *Actually* Prevails
from The Parallel Effect Podcast · host The Parallel Effect
In this episode, rather than travelling to another universe, we’re exploring a parallel world that exists right here as a legal principle. Distinguished International Law scholar and human rights advocate, Richard Falk, joins us to examine the structural forces that have prevented the promise of International Humanitarian Law from ever being realised. It's an invitation to imagine what might become possible when no one stands above the law and when justice is no longer constrained by power.Episode Credits:Producer/Presenter/Editor: Daz ChandlerMany Worlds Traveller: Richard FalkOriginal Music/Soundmix: Edwin MontgomeryGraphic Design: Ahmed SalamaThe artist, Safdar Ahmed, has responded to this parallel world. To see what they've created and to watch a short documentary about his thinking and creative practice, visit TheParallelEffect.Substack.com
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In this episode, rather than travelling to another universe, we’re exploring a parallel world that exists right here as a legal principle. Distinguished International Law scholar and human rights advocate, Richard Falk, joins us to examine the structural forces that have prevented the promise of International Humanitarian Law from ever being realised. It's an invitation to imagine what might become possible when no one stands above the law and when justice is no longer constrained by power. ...
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