Human Rights, International Law and Migrations
Drones and International Humanitarian Law: Compliance with the Rules of Jus in Bello
China and International Law: Bellicose Rhetoric
International Law and Migrations
The European Court of Human Rights and the Best Interests of Unaccompanied Migrant Minors: a Step Towards a More Substantive and Individualized Approach?
Does “Purpose” Under Article 25(3)(c) Have any Purpose? Analysis of the Mens Rea Standard for Accessorial Liability in the Rome Statute
International Law and Migrations
The Illusion of Consent – Voluntary Repatriation or Refoulement?
International Law and Migrations
The ECtHR confronted to a question on “humanitarian visas”. An analysis of the pending case M.N. and Others v. Belgium (n° 3599/18)
International Law and Migrations
International Legal Obligations of States Concerning the Search for Missing Migrants: a Possible Way Forward
International Law and Migrations
Protection of migrants at the borders of law
International Law and Migrations, Public International Law
The Principle of Saving Lives at Sea: Just A Fool’s Hope
International Law and Migrations, Public International Law
Non-Refoulement Obligations in the EU-Turkey Deal and Italy-Libya Memorandum of Understanding
Iran-US Tensions in View of Jus Contra Bellum: Can threats by Iran or the US trigger the right of self- defence for the other side?
Human Rights, Public International Law
Bangladeshi or Stateless? A Practical Analysis of Shamima Begum’s Status
EU Law, Human Rights, International Criminal Law, Public International Law
International Law and Migrations – Call for Blog Posts
Güzelyurtlu and others v. Cyprus and Turkey: the duty to cooperate under Article 2 ECHR
The ICJ’s Advisory Opinion on the Chagos Archipelago: bilateral dispute or question of general interest?
In the Name of Charlemagne: is the Aachen treaty a tempest in a teapot?
The denial of authorisation to proceed against the Italian Minister of the Interior: an alarming combination of violations of international law and unorthodox practices
Great Expectations: The International Criminal Court after Gbagbo’s Acquittal
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
The Special Tribunal for Lebanon Awaiting the First Trial Chamber Deliberation
Human Rights, Public International Law
A commentary on the African Court’s decision in the case APDF and IHRDA v Republic of Mali: why socio-cultural endemic factors of a society could never support arguments based on force majeure
Towards a Tort of Political Negligence: Political Deceit, Political Misrepresentation and the Brexit Conundrum
Human Rights, Public International Law
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70: Reflecting on the Human Right to Peace
EU Law, Public International Law
The State of the Union 2018 and Migration: a far-sighted Europe deserves more courage
PARDONS FOR GROSS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS: A FOLLOW-UP ON THE FUJIMORI CASE
Redefining Jus Cogens. An Insight into the International Law Commission’s Discourse on Peremptory Norms of General International Law
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
In the Spotlight: The Legitimacy of the International Criminal Court
Are two warrants of arrest better than one? The second warrant of arrest against Al-Werfalli and the ICC practice
The Concept of Abuse of Process in the Immunities Case between Equatorial Guinea and France before the ICJ
TORTURE AND INHUMAN AND DEGRADING TREATMENT IN EUROPEAN JURISPRUDENCE. COMMENTS ON THE CASE OF JUANANEA AND YARZABAL V. SPAIN
Human Rights, International Criminal Law, Public International Law
Deportation of the Rohingya people as a crime against humanity and the territorial jurisdiction of the ICC
Human Rights, Public International Law
The dismissal of the revision request in the case of Ireland v UK
Human Rights, Public International Law
The Use of Force of Turkey in Rojava after the Capture of Afrin. Consequences for International Law and for the Syrian Conflict.
The Italian legislation on foreign and unaccompanied minors between international principles and EU good practices: is a new de iure condendo perspective needed?
Human Rights, International Criminal Law, Public International Law
