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“Lawless World” by Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris (ISBN: 9780141985053) exposes how US and UK governments disregard international laws on human rights, war, and the environment. With insider revelations, this updated edition reveals shocking truths about the erosion of global rules and the urgent need to preserve them before justice becomes history. Discover the implications for our future and why these laws matter for everyone.
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Yashika –
Important information, poorly presented. I struggled to get through it.
Nayan Gupta –
Detailed and thorough. Definitely a worthwhile read.
Hanish Kumar –
Well-researched but biased. Take everything with a grain of salt.
Ankit –
Left me feeling hopeless. Needed more solutions, less problem focus.
Arpit Jaiswal –
Important, but could have been more concise and engaging.
Naman Saini –
A depressing but important read. Difficult to digest all at once.
Rahul Sonowal –
An absolute eye-opener. I can’t believe these things are happening.
Kautuk Srivastava –
Disturbing truths. This book will change how you see the world.
Aaditi –
A wake-up call to global issues.
Niladri Paul –
The book felt like it dragged at certain points, but the overall message resonated.
Pragya Dwivedi –
Heavy going, but worth the effort. The content is incredibly important.
Kushmita Sharma –
A crucial book for understanding our times, though quite depressing.
Sagar Gupta –
Some parts were hard to follow, needed more explanation.
Vansh Suri –
I learned a lot, but it felt repetitive at times.
Aditya U Upadhyay –
A powerful indictment of government actions. Highly recommended.
Ashar Ahmad –
Essential reading for those who care about justice and the environment.
Thummalapalli Manoj –
Changed my perspective on international law. Very insightful.
Vaibhav Raj –
A must-read for anyone interested in global politics. Shocking and informative.
Rahul Rajak –
Eye-opening but dense. “Lawless World” made me think, but it’s a tough read.
Amaan Iqbal –
A chilling account of power and corruption. Everyone should read this.