Human Rights, International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law
Category: International Criminal Law
73 Posts
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Critical perspective, International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law
The Gaza War: Media and Legal Opportunities
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
Profiting from Injustice in the Occupied Palestinian Territory: Reflections on the Report ‘From Economy of Occupation to Economy of Genocide’
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
The Council of Europe’s Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine: A New Type of Internationalized Criminal Justice?
The Crime of Aggression: A Preliminary Look at Ukraine’s Special Tribunal
The Almasri Case, Italy’s Cooperation with the ICC, and the Request for an Investigation into the Italian Government: Critical Issues
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
A ‘lost in translation’ in the obligations to cooperate with the International Criminal Court: the case of Al-Masri
Algorithmic Anxiety at the ICC: How AI Causes Power Imbalances in the Functioning of the Office of the Prosecutor
Climate and Environment, EU Law, International Criminal Law
Articulating ecocide and qualified environmental offences under the Environmental Crime Directive (Part 2)
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