Human Rights, International Criminal Law
Law of the Sea, Public International Law
The ICJ’s Debut as an Unfortunate Legacy: Delimiting the Extended Continental Shelf between Somalia and Kenya
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
Italy and the Ratification of the Kampala Amendment on the Crime of Aggression: Some Preliminary Remarks in View of the Adoption of a New Law Implementing the Obligations Arising from the Amendment
State dignity? Blame, Aggression, Sovereignty and International Order
Has the Time Come for the International Criminal Court to Rule on the Admissibility of Facebook Evidence?
A Feminist Critique on the Charging of Male Sexual Violence in International Law
The Ecocide-International Environmental Crime Nexus: When Can an International Environmental Crime be Called “Ecocide”?
The Ongwen Judgement at the ICC: A Missed Opportunity for Former Child Soldiers?
Reparation Funds: an Essential Tool for Transitional Justice. An Analysis of the Global Fund for Survivors of Sexual Violence in War
Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum? The Difficult Relationship between Peace and Aggression.
Denial of Right of Return and Demographic Engineering as Potential Crimes Against Humanity
The Right of Post-Conflict States to Repudiate Odious Debt Incurred for Jus Cogens Violations of Previous Regimes
The International Criminal Responsibility of Multinational Enterprises: Theoretical and Practical Issues
Sailing Off the UNCLOS Radar: China’s Responsibility for Maritime Militia Activities in International Waters
Human Rights, International Law and Migrations
Denmark’s ‘Zero Asylum Seekers’ Policy and its Impact on Syrian Women Refugees
Germany’s Constitutional Court Gives Teeth to the Paris Agreement
Where the Sun Sets and Rises: a New Framework for Rule of Law Internationalisation
Ethnic Persecution, Sham Autonomy, and a Legal Antidote: The Case for Uyghur Remedial Secession
Impediment to Humanity in Yemen: Why Contemporary Blockades are Inherently Unlawful under International Law?
Multiple Human Rights Violations: the Rule of Law Crisis in Hungary
International Law Blog & Association of Young International Criminal Lawyers’ Call for Submissions: International Criminal Law Facing New Challenges
Transparency in International Law of Pandemics: Buttressing the International Health Regulations Through Incorporation into the World Trade Organisation
Some Steps Forward to Walk a Huge Desert: the ICJ Preliminary Objections Judgment on Ukraine v. Russia.
The New Rule of Law Mechanism: “Ideological Blackmail Tool” or Legitimate Means to Protect the EU’s Values?
Human Rights, Public International Law
A Reason to Celebrate? Third World Approaches to the Human Rights Day 2020 and the UN at 75
Musical Chairs at the United Nations Security Council: Time for Reform and the G4 to Change Tactics
The Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Treaty: Codifying International Ambitions on Disarmament
EU Law, Public International Law
The Elephant in the Room: An International Law Perspective on Brexit and the Internal Market Bill
Activation of the International Criminal Court’s Jurisdiction over the Crime of Aggression: 1 Step Forward 2 Steps Back?
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
Why Palestine Must Be Considered a State for the Purposes of the International Criminal Court?
What We Can Learn from the United States Withdrawal from the World Health Organisation
‘Common but Differentiated Responsibilities’: a Beacon of Realism
Transitional Justice in Uganda: The Dilemma of Children Born of War
Félicien Kabuga Has Been Arrested: What About Now?
Human Rights, International Law and Migrations
A Difference of Class? Malta’s Naturalisation Spectrum between Golden Passport Applicants and Refugees
What comes after withdrawing from the African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights? Filling the gaps to bring human rights-based claims against Tanzania
Balancing Responsibility and Immunity of the World Health Organisation in times of COVID-19.
A Crisis of Compliance Regime in the World Health Organisation?
State Responsibility and COVID-19: Bringing China to the International Court of Justice?
The International Criminal Court Appeals Chamber on Afghanistan and the role of the ‘interests of justice’ criterion.
COVID’s March towards the Gaza Strip. Quality Health Care, a Right or a Privilege?
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
The ICC refrains from affirming a general ban on amnesties in the Gaddafi admissibility appeal decision
Post- Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty Problems: are Emerging Weapons Technologies and the Legal Ambiguities Intertwined?
Economic Sanctions during the Coronavirus Outbreak as a Crime Against Humanity
Did Not Even ‘Bat’ an Eye on China? A Case at the International Court of Justice to Prevent China from Re-opening Wet-bat Markets in Wake of the COVID-19 Furore
Drelingas v. Lithuania (N. 28859/16): The ECtHR acknowledges the Lithuanian Ethno-Political Genocide
Human Rights, International Criminal Law, Public International Law
Searching for Peace and Justice in the Central African Republic: the Need for a Comprehensive Transitional Strategy
Human Rights, International Law and Migrations
Healthcare for migrants in Europe. The need for a universal healthcare coverage
Human Rights, International Law and Migrations
The Conflicting Municipal Realities of Immigrant Integration in Pre-Salvini Italy
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