Genocide and the Idiosyncrasies of Balance
Unpacking the rationale behind ICJ as as a preferred battle ground, and scrutinising the specific features woven into the ICJ's structure and its contextual significance.
Huzaifa bin Showkat
Ambiguity to Accountability: Climate Finance from an International Law Perspective
Improving climate finance system means improving climate justice that can be done by strengthening legal framework.
Irma Nugrahanti
Andrés Orhan Martinez-Caro
ICJ’s Ruling Shifts ‘Genocide’ Debate To Legal Certainty
Although the ICJ ruling signifies progress towards justice, it is inadequate in tackling the intricacies of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Tahir Abbas
Unpacking Israel’s Breaches for War Crimes and Genocide
A legal scholar examines Israel’s military assault on the Gaza Strip.
Staff Writer
Contradictions of Europe’s Migration Policy
How much money does Europe invest in migration? Where does the money go? Who administers the money? Who are the main implementers of the projects? Are there any mechanisms able
Chiara Kahler
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