Unacceptable Behaviour

BY RAHUL BATRA

Foreign based speakers like Naik Zaik who exhibit "unacceptable behaviour" will be excluded from the United Kingdom.
On the Situation in Syria

BY JOHN MCCAIN

More than 7,500 lives have been lost. The UN has declared that Syrian security forces are guilty of crimes against humanity.
Eradicating Ecocide

BY LOUISE KULBICKI

To make Ecocide law effective, the sanctions in place for offenders must help to change corporate behaviour.

Report

Steet Harassment in Kabul

BY NOORJAHAN AKBAR
Sexual harassment and assault are widespread in the Afghan capital, Kabul.

Human Rights

Interpol Red Notices

BY FRANK RICHARDSON
An examination of Interpol's Red Notices and their impact on the individual.

Law & Religion

Secularism in Congo

BY YAV JOSEPH
Secularism in the Democratic Republic of Congo appears to be more a theoretical pursuit.

International Law

Self-Determination

BY YOAV J. TENEMBAUM
The right to self-determination is considered to be one of the most contentious issues.

The Cost of Bias

BY WILLIAM A. DANIELS

The ultimate cost of bias goes beyond undermining the rights of those whom our justice system is intended to serve.

Videos
Morris Cohen
The Professor Emeritus discusses his life, family, and career with Bonnie Collier.

By Yale Law School

Michael Graetz
In his latest book, argues for a new tax that reflects the risks of climate change.

By Yale Law School

Jon Macey
Discusses insider trading and the views of the SEC and the U.S. Supreme Court.

By Yale Law School

Specials
Kofi Annan
The ICC Prosecutor and the office he or she presides over carry a heavy responsibility.
Noorjahan Akbar
The majority of Afghan women remain imprisoned within the walls of their homes.
Julia Nickerson
The Three Legal Secrets that all Parents need to know to Protect their Children.
From the Archive
The Crime of Aggression
By Kurt R. Willems
The road to criminalizing aggression has been a bumpy one.
Femicide in Guatemala
By Anne-Claire Bevan
Femicide is Guatemala's growing epidemic as hundreds of women die each year.
Arbitration & Mediation
By Charles B. Parselle
Mediation is just one form of ADR resolution that is available to the parties.
On Captial Punishment
By Patti McMann
Patti McMann writes about her brother's murder and the death penalty.

Editor's Choice

Jacob's Courage

Exploring complex human relationships during the Holocaust.

Exam Technique

The importance of avoiding conclusory statements in law school examinations.

Give War a Chance

There is tension between impulses to peace and war, violence and nonviolence.

The Stupid Bear

On why a mediator needs to act like the stupid bear in order to be a good one.

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Previously Published

New Check Regime of Turkey
A new legislation that brings down penalties on bounced checks.
10 New Laws for 2012
In January, 2012 a host of new laws became effective in California.
Biofuels Regulatory Frameworks
Regulatory frameworks in the context of energy security and climate change.
Vulture Funds in Congo
Country's indebtedness as a potential threat to doing business.
The Case of Kelvin Harrison
California court makes mistake in sentencing a mentally disordered offender.
A Statehood Stategy?
Without a legal criteria, dissident groups could capriciously feign independence.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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