Tag: International Law

ICC Prosecutor Karim A.A. Khan KC has announced the receipt of a referral from the Republic of Lithuania, opening the ...

In a stunning turn of events, Iceland has declared it will resume whaling this summer, sparking fierce opposition from conservation ...

This article delves into the rising phenomenon of ‘migrant instrumentalisation,’ spotlighting dramatic cases from the EU-Belarus border now reaching the ...

The Council of Europe is boosting judicial expertise in Bosnia and Herzegovina by championing human rights standards and deepening the ...

Switzerland has reportedly called off a planned meeting on the Geneva Conventions related to the occupied Palestinian territories. Insiders suggest ...

In "Serving Up Justice," we dive into the smart use of the Companies Act to efficiently register Isle of Man ...

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 ...