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Statehood and Recognition in International Law: The Case of the so called “Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus”

Statehood and Recognition in International Law: The Case of the so called “Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus”

By Iacovos Kareklas |
Image Description: A map highlighting the geographical location of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus This ...
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Climate Change and the Torres Strait Islands: Australia in the International Spotlight

Climate Change and the Torres Strait Islands: Australia in the International Spotlight

By Sarah Joseph |
Image Description: Over looking the Thursday Island, Torres Strait. The UN Human Rights Committee (‘UNHRC’) ...
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South African Constitutional Court Rectifies Copyright Discrimination for People with Disabilities

South African Constitutional Court Rectifies Copyright Discrimination for People with Disabilities

By Sanya Samtani |
Image Description: Graphotype machines and prints, one set up with Braille type. Photo Credit: Flickr, Jenny ...
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What do Rivers have to do with Human Rights? A Spotlight on Recent Problems

What do Rivers have to do with Human Rights? A Spotlight on Recent Problems

By Olga Hałub-Kowalczyk |
Image description: A map showing the extent of drought alerts in Europe in July 2022, with most of the region in ...
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Surrogacy in India: The Need for Inclusive Laws

Surrogacy in India: The Need for Inclusive Laws

By Nishka Kapoor |
Image description: Seven women sit on a panel in front of a banner entitled "National Consultation on Surrogacy ...
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Tunisia’s New Constitution is a Setback for Human Rights in the Country

Tunisia’s New Constitution is a Setback for Human Rights in the Country

By Mohammad Zayaan |
Image description: government buildings in Tunis. Introduction and Background After a referendum marked by a ...
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Rejection of the New Chilean Constitution: Some Reflections

Rejection of the New Chilean Constitution: Some Reflections

By Roberto Gargarella |
Image description: A graphic image of two people (represented as stick figures) throwing the constitution into a ...
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Access to Healthcare Services in Nigeria and Kenya Amidst COVID-19: The Negative Impact of the Commercialisation of Healthcare

Access to Healthcare Services in Nigeria and Kenya Amidst COVID-19: The Negative Impact of the Commercialisation of Healthcare

By Rossella De Falco and Ashina Mtsumi |
Image description: Two COVID vaccine vials.  States have specific obligations in the context of public health ...
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World Law Forum Roundtable on ESG in Emerging Markets

World Law Forum Roundtable on ESG in Emerging Markets

By Almas Shaikh |
Students of Oxford are invited to participate in the Roundtable on "ESG in Emerging Markets" being co-hosted by ...
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Addressing ‘Honour Killings’ in India: The Need for New Legislation

Addressing ‘Honour Killings’ in India: The Need for New Legislation

By Avanti Deshpande |
Image description: The Parliament of India.  The issue of ‘honour killings’ has again come to the forefront of ...
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Rosanna Flamer-Caldera v Sri Lanka (CEDAW, 2022): The First International Case on Lesbian Criminalisation

Rosanna Flamer-Caldera v Sri Lanka (CEDAW, 2022): The First International Case on Lesbian Criminalisation

By Loveday Hodson and Kseniya Kirichenko |
Image Description: The words CEDAW appear along with the logo of the United Nations. UN Logo - The olive branches ...
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India’s draft National Policy for Persons with Disabilities – Recommendations and Comments

India’s draft National Policy for Persons with Disabilities – Recommendations and Comments

By Almas Shaikh |
Government of India's Department of Empowerment for Persons with Disabilities sough recommendations and comments ...
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