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“The Crime without a Name”: A Brief Legal History of Genocide
An overview of the legal development and treatment of genocide in international law.
Callum Friel
Jan 21, 20244 min read


Taming the ‘Wild West’
The High Seas Treaty, passed by the UN in early March of this year, creates legal provisions in which to protect unregulated waters.

Grace Flatow
Jul 25, 20235 min read


Legal News Roundup: April 2022
Here are the top legal news headlines from April 2022 ranging from sanctions against Russia to abortion bans across the US
Victoria Martin Veneti
May 31, 20225 min read


The Evolution of International Environmental Law
International environmental law is under constant review to protect the welfare of humankind. Here is an overview of relevant legislation

Laura Lu
Mar 29, 20223 min read


Pros and Cons of International Criminal Law and its Impact as a Transitional Justice Mechanism
This article critically assesses international criminal law through the case of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia.

James Lockamyeir
Mar 25, 20224 min read


Child Law and Legislative Competence in Scotland
The Scottish Government is committed to improving the rights of children and has made changes in legislation to protect them.

Tom Chalmers
Nov 16, 20214 min read


In Conversation with Bhagya Wickramasinghe of the Environment Foundation Limited, Sri Lanka
Environmental lawyer, Bhagya Wickramasinghe, shares her experience advocating for climate change prevention in Sri Lanka
Akshika Kandage
Sep 24, 20217 min read


The Mendez Principles: Challenging Torture in Interrogations
New guidelines on human rights in interrogations exemplify international standard setting and challenge to the torture efficacy debate
Stephanie Miller
Jul 25, 20215 min read


Marrying Your Rapist: Laws Restricting Bodily Autonomy and Global Gender Equality
This article analyses the UN's critical but limited efforts to reform gender equality laws around the world

Morven Stanforth
Jun 21, 20214 min read


A Tale of Two Chinas: Taiwan's Global Position
Taiwan’s statehood is not ambiguous. The willingness of other states to acknowledge it, however, is.

Michael Tozzi
Jun 11, 20217 min read


China, Russia, and the United Nations Human Rights Council
This article discusses the presence of human rights violators on the UNHCR and the threat they pose to its credibility

Kerry Grumka
May 7, 20213 min read


Military Coup in Myanmar and the Regression of Democracy
Democracy and the rules of law are threatened in Myanmar as false claims of election fraud have been used to justify a military coup

Aiden L Campbell
Feb 23, 20213 min read


A Vaccine for Future Pandemics?: Necessary Reforms to International Health Regulations
While IHR govern public health emergencies, its shortfalls were exposed during COVID-19 as it was blatantly disregarded by states

Rudra Sen
Jan 29, 20215 min read
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