Tag: International Law

In a recent UNSC meeting, Slovenia underscored the urgent need for diplomatic solutions to the crises in the Middle East ...

GRETA has released its third report on Liechtenstein, assessing the nation’s efforts to combat human trafficking and ensuring compliance with ...

The Council of Europe is taking significant strides to elevate legal expertise on freedom of expression in North Macedonia, with ...

In a recent UN Security Council briefing, the U.S. passionately reaffirmed its unwavering support for Kosovo’s sovereignty and stability. These ...

Amnesty International is sounding the alarm over Finland's possible choice to step back from the convention that prohibits anti-personnel mines. ...

The Liechtenstein Institute for Self-Determination recently hosted a thought-provoking panel titled “How to Prosecute Genocide?” that delved into the intricate ...

Australia and the Netherlands have achieved a monumental legal triumph against Russia in the international court case surrounding the tragic ...

Montenegro has taken a bold step in the fight against financial crime by agreeing to extradite a convicted money launderer ...

Norway and Iceland have strongly condemned Israel's proposed evacuation of Gaza, denouncing it as an illegal act of forceful displacement. ...

The Lithuanian Seimas has come together in a powerful show of unity, unanimously adopting a resolution that firmly rejects the ...

Ireland has been given a crucial two-month deadline to kickstart the implementation of new hate speech laws, or face potential ...

The 48th Session of the Universal Periodic Review shone a spotlight on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s journey in human rights, revealing ...