Twentieth Century Forcible Child Transfers

Explore the profound and unsettling topic of child transfers during the 20th century in Twentieth Century Forcible Child Transfers by Ruth Amir. Published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in 2018, this compelling hardback spans 308 pages and delves into the legal and moral implications of genocidal child transfers. Amir highlights the significant gap between the legal definition of genocide and the devastating impact of forcible child transfers on affected communities. She advocates for the introduction of an Amending Protocol to the Genocide Convention, aiming to extend crucial protections to all children at risk. This scholarly work is essential for understanding the interplay of international law, human rights, and the ongoing consequences of historical atrocities. Perfect for researchers, legal professionals, and human rights advocates, this book invites readers to confront uncomfortable truths and consider the steps necessary for safeguarding future generations.