Tag: International Law

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 ...

The European Court of Human Rights has sharply criticized Cyprus for its "failures" in handling the rape case of a ...

Latham & Watkins LLP has achieved a groundbreaking victory for the Republic of Croatia in a recent high-stakes legal battle, ...

Serbia recently found itself at the heart of a diplomatic storm after unintentionally supporting a UN resolution on Ukraine. The ...

The U.S. Embassy in Belarus has welcomed the release of U.S. citizens and political prisoners, marking a hopeful milestone in ...

Amnesty International has slammed Italy’s decision to set up new detention centers in Albania, calling it a "stain" on the ...

Emmanuel Gutton has joined White & Case LLP as a partner in Luxembourg, bringing a wealth of expertise in banking ...