International

Where do the Boundaries Lie for those in the Public Eye: The UK’s Legal Press Protection Deficit

Vera Fortun Marco

Dec 75 min read

Where do the Boundaries Lie for those in the Public Eye: The UK’s Legal Press Protection Deficit

A legal take on the media coverage surrounding the death of former One Direction frontman Liam Payne.

Native Land Rights and Sovereignty Around the World

Ilaria Freccia

Dec 23 min read

Native Land Rights and Sovereignty Around the World

Taking a Quick Look at Native Land Rights around the world.

Voting Behind Bars: The Provisional Guilty Verdict of Voter Accessibility

Elena Koestel

Dec 15 min read

Voting Behind Bars: The Provisional Guilty Verdict of Voter Accessibility

Taking a look at the nature of American voter rights in the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election

Providing Holistic Healthcare: Why It Is Important and What Has Been Done in the US

Katie Gretter

Nov 303 min read

Providing Holistic Healthcare: Why It Is Important and What Has Been Done in the US

Exploring the reforms facing the American healthcare system, as the country and world comes to grips with a crisis of mental health.

Analysing India's Business Responsibility and SustainabilityReporting (BRSR) Value Chain Reporting: A Comparative Analysis of the EU and US

Aagman Srivastav and Soumili Kundu

Nov 246 min read

Analysing India's Business Responsibility and SustainabilityReporting (BRSR) Value Chain Reporting: A Comparative Analysis of the EU and US

Exploring changes to business sustainability reporting between the US, EU, and Indian jurisdictions

ExxonMobil’s Plans to Decommission the Bass Strait oil and gas structures. What does International Law say?

Katherine Clyne

Nov 193 min read

ExxonMobil’s Plans to Decommission the Bass Strait oil and gas structures. What does International Law say?

A closer look at the international legal implications of ExxonMobil's plans to decommission its Australian oil and gas programme

The New January 6th Evidence: Implications of Jack Smith’s 163-page Filing for the 2024 Presidential Election

Charlotte Disley

Oct 145 min read

The New January 6th Evidence: Implications of Jack Smith’s 163-page Filing for the 2024 Presidential Election

Jack Smith releases new evidence on Trump's alleged criminal activity on January 6th 2021. This follows SCOTUS ruling him immune in July.

The UK's Changing Stance on ICC arrest warrants

Callum Friel

Sep 203 min read

The UK's Changing Stance on ICC arrest warrants

The UK’s position on the ICC prosecutor seeking arrest warrants for Israeli leaders.

The Legal Scene of Paris 2024: A Spectator’s Perspective

Katherine Clyne

Aug 225 min read

The Legal Scene of Paris 2024: A Spectator’s Perspective

As Paris 2024 kicks off, a complex legal scene is evident as unexpected twists occur following the Opening Ceremony

Julia Marotta

Jul 263 min read

The Rise of Over-Tourism in Spain

This article explores Spain's rising over-tourism, specifically in Barcelona, and its resultant rise in gentrification.

Privacy Under Siege: The Legal Dilemma of Doxing in the Digital Era

Pratishtha Agarwal and Anjali Sharma

Jul 249 min read

Privacy Under Siege: The Legal Dilemma of Doxing in the Digital Era

This guest article from Nirma University explores the delicate balance between privacy rights and personal liberties arising from doxxing.

Trash Today, Missiles Tomorrow? Escalations in the Korean DMZ

kyraewhite

Jul 164 min read

Trash Today, Missiles Tomorrow? Escalations in the Korean DMZ

Recent escalations between North and South Korea ignite fears that war may be on the horizon, and international law is powerless to stop it.

Byte by Byte: Russia’s Cyber Position and International Law

Carina Macdonald

Jul 75 min read

Byte by Byte: Russia’s Cyber Position and International Law

This article analyses Russia’s persistent cyber threat and the efficiency of international law in addressing such aggression.

A legal review of the AI Surveillance software at the Paris 2024 Olympics

Katherine Clyne

Jun 255 min read

A legal review of the AI Surveillance software at the Paris 2024 Olympics

What are the practicalities of planned AI Surveillance at this year's Olympic Games?

What now that Spain, Ireland, and Norway have recognised a Palestinian state?

Greta Sporcich

Jun 244 min read

What now that Spain, Ireland, and Norway have recognised a Palestinian state?

A look at what countries’ recognition of Palestinian statehood involves and what consequences it has.

France Amended its Constitution to Protect Abortion – What Does This Say About the Permanence of the Law?

Sarah Garde

Apr 255 min read

France Amended its Constitution to Protect Abortion – What Does This Say About the Permanence of the Law?

France recently amended its Constitution to protect abortion rights - the question is, was it necessary?

The El Salvador Crime Crackdown: At What Cost?

Ilaria Freccia

Mar 313 min read

The El Salvador Crime Crackdown: At What Cost?

Since declaring a state of emergency, El Salvador has undergone a massive transformation with plummeting homicide rates and organised crime.

Escalations and Provocations in the Conflict Over the Essequibo

Elliot Walker

Mar 73 min read

Escalations and Provocations in the Conflict Over the Essequibo

Venezuelan military buildup further inflames the long standing dispute between Guyana and Venezuela over the Essequibo region.

What Is Happening to Medical Neutrality?

Annie Herington

Mar 23 min read

What Is Happening to Medical Neutrality?

Medical war crimes, current trends in conflict areas, and the importance of publicising medical war crimes according to international law.

U.N. 2024 Goals Reflect Human Rights as Top Global Priority

Patricia Solans

Feb 184 min read

U.N. 2024 Goals Reflect Human Rights as Top Global Priority

Dennis Francis, President of the 78th session of UNGA cites human rights as a top priority for the UN global agenda.