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The Right to a Fair Trial under the UK Justice and Security Bill

February 27, 2013 Ben Mitchell

1. History of Closed Material Procedure in England and Wales The origin of CMP lies in the Special Immigration Appeals…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Domestic Courts

ECHR Chamber Judgment Eweida and Others v. United Kingdom: Between the freedom of religion and the prohibition of discrimination

February 6, 2013 Martin Wählisch

The cases Nadia Eweida, an employee of a prominent UK airline, and Shirley Chaplin, a geriatric nurse, challenged the restrictions…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Human Rights

The Tallin Manual on Cyberwarfare

January 26, 2013 Wouter Werner 2 Comments

However, applying the framework of international conflict and security law to cyber-operations can be deeply problematic. The laws of armed…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, War

The Ngudjolo-Judgment, Cultural Imprint and Modes of Liability: How Domestic is International Criminal Law?

January 9, 2013 Andreas Herzig

For the International Criminal Court (ICC), the year 2012 ended with a bang: on 18 December, Trial Chamber II acquitted…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Human Rights

The ICC Trial Judgment in Prosecutor v. Ngudjolo: A Touch of Rigour in a World of Brutes

January 7, 2013 Henri Decoeur

‘Mr Prosecutor, you did a poor job.’ This is, in barely exaggerated terms, the message implicit in the ICC trial…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Human Rights

Nicaragua v Colombia: An Unusual Delimitation?

January 4, 2013 Naomi Burke

Before analysing certain aspects of the decision, it is worth noting the Colombian reaction to the maritime delimitation. President Juan…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Land, Sea and Water, Territory

Adjudicating Somali Piracy Cases – German Courts in a Double Bind

January 3, 2013 Christiane Ahlborn

The recent increase in piracy trials before domestic courts in Europe and beyond – also including courts in the Netherlands, Italy,…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Domestic Courts

International Law and Christmas (Island)

December 25, 2012 Valentin Jeutner

“On the 24th,  about half an hour after day-break,  land was discovered bearing North East by East ½ East. Upon…

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Posted in: Current Affairs

The Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands: Two Perspectives on the Territorial Dispute (Part II)

December 18, 2012 Jaiyu Bai

Japan’s ‘nationalization’ and other arguments are unfounded under international law First of all, Diaoyu Dao was not ‘terra nullius’. It…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Sea and Water, Territory

The Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands: Two Perspectives on the Territorial Dispute (Part I)

December 7, 2012 Mai Fujii

PART I: THE SENKAKU ISLANDS The Senkaku islands consist of five inhabited islands and three barren rocks located in the…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Sea and Water, Territory

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