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French involvement in Tunisia and recent happenings

By Writer
10 November 2021
in :  Africa, Global Freedom & Civil Liberties
864

In 2009 Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali and the Democratic Constitutional Rally were dominating the political life in Tunisia by using threats of terrorism and religious extremism as one of the means to put pressure and to dissuade peaceful dissent coming from other parties, in order to install an effective policy of terror, when Ali was elected, he designed laws with …

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Poland’s constitutional supremacy and the principle of the Rule of Law

By Writer
10 November 2021
in :  Global Freedom & Civil Liberties, International Law & Democracy, International Law cases
506

With its entry into the European Union in 2004, Poland accepted the Acquis Communautaire in its entirety. However, recognizing the body of common rights and obligations that are binding on all EU Member States, dose not only indicate the mere acceptance of the EU’s legal foundations, but it implies that Member States become committed to the application as well as …

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Self-Contradiction within The ILC’s Study on Jus Cogens

By Writer
10 November 2021
in :  International Law studies
166

In 2015, the International Law Commission (ILC) added Jus Cogens to its agenda. The essence of jus cogens, the method of identifying the peremptory norms, and the compilation of a “illustrative list” of such norms were among the particular legal topics indicated for investigation in the accompanying mandate. Special Rapporteur Dire Tladi emphasized in his initial report that the study …

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Historic Contribution by Human Rights Council in the Protection of the Environment and the Promotion of Human Rights

By Writer
21 October 2021
in :  International Law & Environment
156

Climate change poses a life-threatening hazard to both humans and the environment. Its negative consequences jeopardize complete enjoyment and achievement of all human rights. Despite this, the UN Human Rights Council lacked a defined framework to address climate change comprehensively. In this sense, on 8 October, 2021, the UN Human Rights Council adopted Resolution 48/13. This resolution has a significant importance …

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Kashmir: a disputed territory

By Writer
20 October 2021
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law cases, Recent Topics
881

The first thought that comes to mind when thinking of the Kashmir region is conflict, located in the north-western part of the Indian subcontinent, it borders China to the northeast which became active in the area around the 1950s and gained control of most of the eastern part in 1962, Tibet to the east, India to the south, Pakistan to …

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Examining Immunity of the Holy See for First Time Before European Court of Human Rights

By Writer
19 October 2021
in :  International Justice
475

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) on 12 Octobor 2021 issued a historic judgment in the case of J.C. and Others v. Belgium (application no. 11625/17) by a majority (six votes to one). It is concluded that there had been no violation of Article 6 § 1 (right of access to a court) of the European Convention on Human …

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Iraqi elections 2021: a wave of change?

By Writer
19 October 2021
in :  International Law & Democracy, Recent Topics
376

On October 10th, 2021, parliamentary elections were hold in the war-scarred country Iraq, the fifth since the US-led invasion and overthrow of ruler Saddam Hussein in 2003 that gave rise to a complex multi-party system characterized by opposing groups mainly defined by sect or ethnicity. This years’ elections were expected to be an answer to the most compelling issues that …

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The Role of Facebook in the Gambia v. Myanmar Case

By Writer
10 October 2021
in :  Cybersecurity & Technology, International Justice
720

Recently, The Gambia state initiated a proceedings in the United States courts against Facebook. The proceeding was intended to compel the Facebook to reveal relevant information which Gambia seeks use in the case against Myanmar which was brought before International Court of Justice(ICJ). Accordingly, On September 22, 2021, a US court ordered Facebook to disclose materials relating to the perpetration of ethnic hatred …

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AUKUS agreement: France, EU and diplomatic tensions

By Writer
10 October 2021
in :  International Law Topics, Nuclear Deterrence
437

A month ago was announced the indo-pacific security pact, a partnership between Australia, USA and UK, in order for the Australian Navy to acquire nuclear-powered submarines. The so-called AUKUS accounts for an initiative of counterbalance against China, which sometimes pursues an aggressive foreign policy in its neighbourhood or on the international scene. Although in the post-Brexit era, it is obvious …

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Under-representation of Women in The United Nations

By Writer
5 October 2021
in :  International Law & Women
229

For several years, gender equality has been a worldwide concern, particularly by being included in the UN Sustainable Development Goals in 2015, intending to achieve gender equality by 2030. However, it is evident that this commitment is violated in the international community and even within the United Nations itself. For instance, almost 75 years after establishing the International Court of …

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