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crimes against humankind – Rai Gaita on Israel’s war on Gaza and the student protests

  • Written by: Raimond Gaita, Honourary professorial fellow, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne

I dedicated Justice and Hope: Essays Lectures and Other Writings, published last year, to my grandchildren, but I intended this dedication, implicitly, to be to all young people. This is what I wrote.

More and more, I fear, knowledge of affliction and cruelty will test their understanding of what it means to share a common humanity with all the...

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