Sam Dubal

About the Author

Sam Dubal is a scholar, writer, and activist whose work bridges the intersections of violence, justice, and human rights in conflict zones. Drawing from his extensive fieldwork in Uganda and beyond, Dubal examines the complexities of armed groups and the moral ambiguities of humanitarian interventions. His debut book, Against Humanity: Lessons from the Lord's Resistance Army, offers a profound critique of international criminal justice, challenging conventional narratives about perpetrators and victims in the fight against atrocities. With a background in anthropology and law, Dubal's writing illuminates the human stories often overlooked in global policy debates, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of rebellion and redemption. His insights continue to influence discussions on ethics in warfare and the limits of legal accountability.