Human Rights, Public International Law
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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
