Tag: International Law

UK, France, and Germany have voiced strong concerns that freezing aid to Gaza may breach international law. These nations highlighted ...

Ireland has boldly pushed for a major reform in UN peacekeeping by calling to eliminate the veto power that powerful ...

In a stunning breakthrough, police and art detectives have finally unraveled the mystery of a Pieter Brueghel painting stolen in ...

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has urgently demanded the immediate release of Armenian detainees held in Azerbaijan. This ...

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik has been found guilty of defying an international official’s authority, shining a spotlight on the ...

Europe’s leading human rights court has delivered a powerful verdict: Cyprus fell short in thoroughly investigating the rape allegations made ...

The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Cyprus failed to provide sufficient protection for a British woman who ...

The EU-Switzerland Framework Treaty sparks vital debates about judicial independence amid the complexities of cross-border legal governance. As talks progress, ...

The Council of Europe’s anti-torture Committee (CPT) has launched a crucial visit to Slovenia, aiming to closely examine the treatment ...

Turkish authorities have triumphantly secured the extradition of two notorious criminals from overseas, marking a major victory in their relentless ...

In Georgia, a protester's detention has been extended after a closed-door hearing, sparking serious concerns from Amnesty International about transparency ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Holocaust victims cannot sue Hungary in American courts, a landmark decision that may ...