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HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION VS INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND TRIBUNALS: WHICH IS MORE EFFECTIVE AT PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS?
Author: Emily Tennant Following the human rights violations which occurred during World War 2 (hereinafter referred to as “WW2”), multiple international courts have been established
In Conversation with Professor Sally J. Kenney
Politics, Gender, and Intersectionality. Appointed in 2010, Professor Sally J. Kenney is the Newcomb College Endowed Chair, Executive Director of the Newcomb Institute, and Professor
PRE-TRIAL DETENTION IN THE TIMES OF COVID 19- ON BALANCING THE SCALES OF SECURITY AND SAFETY
Autors: Vijaya Singh Gautam & Shreya Chandhok From living in large dormitories, to sharing cells with poor ventilation, eating in common rooms, to sharing toilet
Champagne producers agree to reduce harvest, is this legal under EU competition law?
Author: Fay Kartner, article representing personal views of the author. Champagne producers agreed to reduce harvest in order to decrease production and raise prices. As
Acrimony in the Arctic
Authors: Ishan Khare & Shashvat Chandra Introduction: In early May 2019, the United States Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, found himself at the receiving end
India’s Draft EIA Notification 2020: An Unlikely Model for Protecting the Environment?
Public outcry over the draft EIA Notification in India. Why does this bill not protect the environment?
Do No Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil: Face-to-Face with Ourselves in an AI Battleground
Jessica Poon, International Masters on Security, Intelligence, and Strategic Studies —Erasmus Mundus, University of Glasgow. Even prior to COVID-19, longstanding dialogues around race and artificial
Lonely, Terrified and Starving: Indian Sex Workers during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Tushar Behl and Deeksha Sharma With a Dupatta covering her mouth, Riya wonders[1], “why is the government not helping us when we are religiously
The Global Compact on Migration: The document that divides States?
Author: Daniele Grippo Representatives of 164 UN countries, meeting in Marrakech on December 10th and 11th, adopted the Global Compact, the UN pact on migration.
