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The Conclusion of Mongolia’s Proceedings before the International Criminal Court: Implications on Non-Cooperation
On 18 March, the Pre-Trial Chamber II (PTC II) of the International Criminal Court (ICC) rendered a decision on the ‘Request for Reconsideration of the “Decision on…
Japan Expands Its Whale Hunt to Include Fin Whales and Violates Its Duty to Cooperate
On June 11, Japan expanded its whale hunt to include 59 fin whales. Yet, Japan did not communicate and consult with the International Whaling Commission (IWC) and any…
The Legal Duty to Cooperate amid COVID-19: A Missed Opportunity?
The unprecedented effects of COVID-19 have encouraged cooperation and commitment among different States to fight the pandemic and combat its socio-economic impacts. For example,…
Romeo Castaño v Belgium and the Duty to Cooperate under the ECHR
With a judgment of 9 July 2019, in the case of Romeo Castaño v Belgium, the second section of the European Court of Human Rights (the Court)…
More on Public International Law and Infectious Diseases: Foundations of the Obligation to Report Epidemic Outbreaks
In his recent post on the 2018-2019 Ebola Outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mr. Villarreal inter alia mentions the connection between the International Health…
UNCLOS, CITES and the IWC – A Tailored International Duty to Cooperate?
In October 2018, the Standing Committee (SC) of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) concluded that Japan had failed…
EJIL Debate. The Whaling case and the Duty to Cooperate: Responding to Professors Thirlway and d’Aspremont
I am puzzled by the very terms of the debate between Professors Thirlway and d’Aspremont for several reasons. First, there is a considerable ambiguity in…