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Human Rights Law Marko Milanovic explores how lies by state officials, whether in authoritarian regimes or democracies, can constitute violations of international human rights, particularly when they affect freedoms of expression, the right to health, or public participation. He argues that such lies are often integral to or even sufficient for committing human rights…
Announcements: Nottingham International Law and Security Centre Workshop; Hague Yearbook of International Law Symposium; Narratives in International Courts and Tribunals Workshop; CfA Kırımlı Dr. Aziz Bey IHL Competition & Summer School
1. Nottingham International Law and Security Centre Workshop. On Thursday 19 June, the Nottingham International Law and Security Centre (NILSC) is organising a hybrid afternoon workshop on the relationship between core international crimes -- genocide, apartheid, and forced displacement — in the light of multiple, overlapping cases, before international and domestic courts. The event will take place in…
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Privatizing Aid: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Affair
Harry Melkman - June 16, 2025 at 02:11
The remarks on my commetary on 04.06 fails to entail its very issue raised.
Is Israel’s Use of Force Against Iran Justified…
Nicolas Boeglin - June 15, 2025 at 17:54
Dear Professor Milanovic May I add to my previous message on the Israel´s strategy to divert international public opinion of the ongoing genocide in Gaza, this leaked email concerning Collin…
Is Israel’s Use of Force Against Iran Justified…
Marty Lederman - June 15, 2025 at 17:30
Amichai Cohen and Yuval Shany offer some very thoughtful and thought-provoking reactions to the IAC/ad bellum/proportionality questions we've been engaging here. https://www.justsecurity.org/114641/israel-iran-un-charter-jus-ad-bellum/
Is Israel’s Use of Force Against Iran Justified…
Guy Prado - June 15, 2025 at 16:16
Dear Marko, I would be grateful if you could address some of the recent contentions put forward by Professor Louis René Beres, as published through the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic…