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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
