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Ageless Rights, Intergenerational Responsibilities: Are Human Rights Future-proof?

April 16, 2020 Raphael Lorenzo Aguiling Pangalangan

Introduction All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights (Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Art. 1).…

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Posted in: Human Rights, Public International Law

Legal Aspects of the Global Citizenship Crisis

April 15, 2020 Anushree Malaviya

I. Introduction A reflection on the developments in the global political climate over the past decade would reveal two defining…

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Posted in: Human Rights, Public International Law Filed under: citizenship

A Call for More Comity in Granting Extraterritorial Anti-suit Injunctions

February 28, 2020 Jeremy Lam

Introduction Since the early 19th century, extraterritorial anti-suit injunction has been granted in England to facilitate transnational commerce. Its principal…

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Posted in: Litigation, Trade Filed under: Extraterritorial anti-suit injunctions, International Commerce

Examining the ICJ’s Attitude towards Legality of Nuclear Weapons in light of the Present-time Indo-Pak Tension

February 27, 2020 Vivek Krishnani

The Republic of Marshall Islands’ claim for nuclear-disarmament against 9 countries, which provided a great opportunity to the International Court…

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Posted in: Public International Law Filed under: nuclear weapons

Statelessness in India – Seeking Solutions in International Law

February 11, 2020 Vatsal Raj

Introduction Migration is a phenomenon of human civilisation. However, in India, the narratives and counter-narratives of citizenship in an atmosphere…

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Posted in: Public International Law Filed under: citizenship, statelessness

I’ll Give You the Moon . . . if International Law Lets Me: A Snapshot of Ownership Rights in Celestial Bodies

February 4, 2020 Carson W. Bennett

Overview When Brad Pitt stepped onto the moon in the 2019 film Ad Astra, he was warned that nation-states and marauders…

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Posted in: Public International Law, Space

Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law Conference — Registration now open!

February 2, 2020 Thea Chesterfield and Lora Izvorova

We are pleased to announce that the registration period is now open for the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law Conference!…

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Posted in: Conferences, Current Affairs, Public International Law Filed under: global risk

‘Spoils of War’ in Investment Disputes

January 26, 2020 Shiv Verma and Krishan Singhal

Introduction Unlike other contentious issues under international investment arbitration such as expropriation and jurisdiction, discussions regarding calculation of damages and…

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Posted in: International Investment Law

Big Data: Burgeoning Concern For The Antitrust Regime

January 13, 2020 Vishal Rajvansh and Dibya Prakash Behera

The choice of word in the current debate concerning antitrust and the digital economy is often not merely data, but…

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Posted in: EU and ECJ Filed under: bigdata

International Law and New Technologies: Taming ‘The Modern Prometheus’

December 27, 2019 Maayan Menashe and Eirini Kikarea

Mary Shelley’s classic novel ‘Frankenstein, Or The Modern Prometheus’ has become a classic reference to the ethical questions attached to…

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Posted in: Conferences Filed under: ICT, New Technologies

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