Tag: International Law

The Council of Europe’s anti-torture Committee (CPT) has initiated a visit to Slovenia to assess the treatment of detainees. This ...

Turkish authorities successfully secured the extradition of two wanted criminals from abroad, marking a significant achievement in their ongoing efforts ...

In Georgia, a protester's detention has been extended following a closed hearing, raising concerns from Amnesty International about transparency and ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Holocaust victims cannot pursue legal action against Hungary in American courts, a decision ...

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

Latham & Watkins LLP has successfully secured a landmark victory for the Republic of Croatia in a recent legal battle, ...

Serbia recently found itself at the center of diplomatic tension after reportedly backing a UN resolution on Ukraine by mistake. ...

The U.S. Embassy in Belarus has expressed relief following the release of U.S. citizens and political prisoners from captivity. This ...

Amnesty International condemns Italy's establishment of new detention centers in Albania, labeling the move a "stain" on the Italian government. ...

Emmanuel Gutton has joined White & Case LLP as a partner in Luxembourg, bringing extensive expertise in banking and finance. ...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has officially returned a looted bronze griffin head to Greece, a significant artifact believed to ...

In a surprising diplomatic shift, the US has aligned with Russia in supporting UN resolutions regarding the invasion of Ukraine. ...