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Chemical Weapons and International Law

Chemical weapons, with their indiscriminate and agonizing effects, have left a dark stain on the history of warfare. The international community, horrified by the horrors of World War I, took decisive steps to regulate and ultimately ban their use. The 1925 Geneva Protocol marked a turning point, and the subsequent Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) has made significant strides in prohibiting these deadly instruments of war. However, recent incidents of chemical weapon use serve as stark reminders that the battle against these nefarious weapons is far from over. This blog post delves into the history of chemical weapons, their impact on international law, and the ongoing efforts to prevent their use in modern conflicts.

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