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Anti-war Protest: The Historic Case of Novaya Gazeta and Others v Russia
Born into a Jewish family in Ukraine, Vasily Grossman’s monumental account of totalitarian Stalinist Russia, Life and Fate, which included a remarkable portrayal of the…
Watch this space, Take 2: Execution of Strasbourg’s Landmark Climate Mitigation Judgment Verein KlimaSeniorinnen v. Switzerland
In July 2024, I wrote, together with Chhaya Bharwaj, that the execution of the first climate mitigation judgment of the European Court of Human Rights, Verein KlimaSeniorinnen v.
Speaking Truth to Trump on the International Rule of Law
Oxford historian Margaret MacMillan asked in the pages of Foreign Affairs whether our troubled world order would be able to survive the disruptive Donald Trump.
Political Will: The Missing Ingredient in Protecting the Environment and Environmental Defenders
The Escazú Agreement – a groundbreaking treaty that integrates human rights with environmental matters – is the first legally binding agreement of its kind in…
The livestock sector and potential violations of the Paris Agreement
The environmental and climatic impacts of the livestock sector are well established by science. Livestock plays a significant role in global warming across multiple dimensions.
From Ratification to Realisation: An International Perspective on UNCRPD Enforcement Mechanisms and the Path Forward for India
International law, governed by sovereign nations through ratification of conventions, ensures universal core rights for citizens. While general human rights frameworks like the…
Environmental Procedural Rights at Risk? Inadequate Financial Contributions Threaten to Undermine the Aarhus Convention
From 2-4 July, the Working Group of the Parties to the Aarhus Convention met for the 28th time in the UN Headquarters in Geneva. The…
Compliance and Accountability Mechanisms in the 2024 Revisions to the WHO International Health Regulations (2005)
Since the COVID-19 virus first emerged in China in late 2019 there have been many high-level reviews of how the world could better have tackled this…
Measuring Compliance and the Decisions of UNCLOS Dispute Settlement Bodies
What happens after an international court or tribunal hands down its judgment? Sir Robert Jennings once noted the irony in how detailed the business of international courts…
Third-Party “Provisional Countermeasures”: A Proposal to Give Teeth to Provisional Measures
Compliance with the International Court of Justice’s provisional measures orders has been low and appears to be decreasing, as underscored by the recent cases of…