Coronavirus lawsuits targeting China may put it off international law for good

With the international community pelting canards at China for its failure to act on Covid-19 and states demanding reparation to the tune of billions, the heat is on China to take decisive steps. One fallout of the pandemic may be China’s policy towards international law.Historically, China’s participation in international law has been “isolationist”. This was predicated on China’s disgruntled experience with colonialism and imperialism. In the sphere of international law adjudication, it is…

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