Duterte's Coastal Detention: The International Criminal Court's Newest Occupant
Former Philippine President Duterte faces murder charges at the International Criminal Court related to his war on drugs. He will be detained at the historic Scheveningen prison near The Hague alongside other infamous war crime suspects while awaiting trial.
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Rethinking International Law After Gaza: Closing the Enforcement GapThis post is modified version of a keynote presentation at Boğaziçi University in Istanbul at the start of an excellent ...
Malacañang further distanced itself from former President Rodrigo Duterte’s bloody war on drugs, saying that excessive ...
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Duterte’s arrest shows no one is above the law, solons sayFormer President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest for alleged human rights abuses shows that no one is above the law, several House ...
International law, historical grievances, and failed peace efforts keep Israel-Palestine trapped in unending conflict ...
Mexico has handled the cartels so poorly that it broke international law. It is obligated to prevent the harm cartels are ...
In this long read op-ed for JURIST by Shadi Sadr, a human rights lawyer and PhD candidate at Leiden University, Sadr discusses the Rojava Tribunal, a session of the Permanent People's Tribunal, ...
Olivia Solomons talks to former International Criminal Court Judge Sir Howard Morrison about ruling on war crimes, Ukraine, ...
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