Tax Boycott and International Law: Impact on Government Policy

Exploring the implications of a tax boycott in the UK where individuals redirect payments to a trust to protest government involvement in perceived war crimes. Delving into international law complexities, such as ICC acts and terrorism designations, the chapter scrutinizes the legal challenges of defining violence and genocide. It highlights public dissatisfaction with ongoing conflict in Palestine and legal efforts in holding individuals, including IDF soldiers, accountable for war crimes.