International Law
International law is a set of rules, norms and standards that define the legal responsibilities that apply to how nations interact with other nations and the citizens and businesses of other nations. International law is enshrined in conventions, treaties, and standards.
Autonomous Weapons Systems in the Arms Race
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Research and development companies are continuously working towards discovering the next best invention. The goal is genuinely to introduce something new, functional, and efficient that
Code of Ethics for Counsel in International Arbitration
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The increasing demand for Code of Ethics for counsel in International Arbitration has stirred a lot of debate. Following IBA Guidelines, LCIA Rules 2014 has officially incorporated Code of Eth
Protection of Victims of Sexual Violence During International Criminal Trials: A Comparative Perspective
Originally stowaways of the international procedure and courtroom, victims have finally been recognized as an indispensable player in international criminal trials.
Fair Trial or Show Trial? Examining The Trial of Saddam Hussein
Was the trial of Saddam Hussein a fair trial? Was it a show trial? This dissertation aims to bring this substantive question into the contentious debate surrounding the Dujail trial.
Economic Corruption in Central and Eastern European (CEE) Countries
While corruption is a phenomenon that transcends borders, political systems, and time, its manifestation differs from one country to another, and one regime to another. Western consolidated democraci
Protection of Migrating Whales in International Law
To understand the current whaling regulation, it is crucial to be familiar with the long history of whaling and overexploitation which led to the current scenario of governance.
The Real and Substantial Connection Test in Canadian Class Action
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This paper will discuss how Canadian court dealt with jurisdictional issues in class proceedings, how the conflicts of law rule interacts with class proceeding rules in Canada. Conflicts
Role and Place of Terrorism in International Law
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Terrorism, which is by no means new to the global society, shares a very intimate yet disconnected relationship with the existing body of international criminal law.[1] The intimacy aris
