ICC judges reported losing access to credit cards, having purchased e-books vanish from devices, and Amazon's Alexa stopping responses. Multiple human rights groups and numerous international law scholars have recognised what's happening as genocide. When powerful states actively work to prevent accountability for mass atrocities, they expose the conditional nature of their commitment to international law. Yet international law survived, adapted, and emerged stronger after World War II. These states seek to reshape international law around different principles than those that dominated the past 70 years.