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277 Posts
Climate and Environment, International Law in Times of Crisis, Public International Law
The ICJ’s Climate Opinion: Towards a Jurisprudence of Planetary Responsibility
International Criminal Law, Public International Law
Not All Who Incite Will Be Charged: An Assessment of Holding Israel’s Channel 14 Media Officials Accountable for Direct and Public Incitement to Genocide
Human Rights, International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law
Omens of destruction. Analysing the legality of forcing Palestinian detainees to witness the destruction of the Gaza Strip.
The Notion of Title: A Critical Analysis of the ICJ’s Gabon/Equatorial Guinea Judgment
Human Rights, Public International Law
Insult to Injury: Navigating Offense in International Law
![Some 92 percent (436,000) of housing units in Gaza are destroyed or damaged, in addition to 80 percent of commercial facilities. [Mahmoud Isleem/Anadolu]](https://internationallaw.blog/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/aa-20250120-36803295-36803280-the_destruction_inflicted_by_the_israeli_army_on_jabalia-1737358355.webp?w=400&h=200&crop=1)
Critical perspective, International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law
The Gaza War: Media and Legal Opportunities
To Blockade or Not to Blockade an Occupied Territory? The Case of the Gaza Blockade
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’
Critical perspective, Human Rights
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