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Ethnic Persecution, Sham Autonomy, and a Legal Antidote: The Case for Uyghur Remedial Secession
International Humanitarian Law, Public International Law
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
