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Why is an international crime of ecocide necessary?
Climate and Environment, Law of the Sea
The High Seas Treaty and the Protection of Marine Biodiversity: Towards Transformative Change?
Climate and Environment, International Criminal Law, Law of the Sea
The flying penguin in a space suit is crashing above the ocean: The destruction of the global commons – An international criminal law approach
Climate and Environment, Law of the Sea, Public International Law
“If you were waiting for the opportune moment, that was it.” – The International Law Commission’s first report fails to address the pitfalls of piracy’s definition
Climate and Environment, Law of the Sea
The Ship has Reached the Shore: The New BBNJ Draft Convention and its Significance for the Global South
Climate and Environment, Law of the Sea
30 by 30? Navigating the Paradoxes of Part III of the BBNJ Agreement
Interpreting the Good Friday Agreement’s Unity Clause
Climate and Environment, International Criminal Law
From Agent Orange to the Amazon: Criminalizing and Defining Ecocide under the Rome Statute
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