Tag: international law

Malta's impunity culture persists as Europe is urged to act after Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder remains unsolved.

Germany challenges Nicaragua's claims that weapons shipments to Israel violate international law at the International Court of Justice.

Kazakhstan constitutional reform expert Steve Kanter recounts his 1992 panel work shaping the new constitution, revealing challenges and lasting impact.

Mass destruction is proposed as a new crime against humanity to stop states from punishing civilians by destroying infrastructure, a white paper says.

Afghan female doctors reveal their resilience amid Taliban restrictions, sharing personal stories of courage, hardship, and hope for a better future.

India must share water with Pakistan according to a 70-year-old treaty, as ruled by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, honoring water treaty obligations.

Kwesi Pratt Jr. challenges reparations debate by exposing how legal architecture for compensation falls short of addressing trafficking's true legacy.

Nations must adopt a legally binding global agreement to regulate AI weapons and prevent life-and-death decisions by machines.

death penalty Iran must be abolished, as the theory shows it reveals how law, sovereignty and memory intertwine around executions, demanding reform.

US tightens student visa rules for foreign scholars, ending duration of status and imposing fixed expiration dates by 2026.