Professor Mairead Enright discusses the decision of the UN Torture Convention Committee in Coppin v Ireland
Author: Alexander Orakhelashvili
Cruel legacies: the CAT’s decision in Coppin v Ireland
Professor Natasa Mavronicola discusses the decision by UN Torture Committee in Coppin v Ireland
RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT: Georgia Antonopoulou and her work on international commercial dispute resolution
This month’s Research Spotlight is on Georgia Antonopoulou and her work in international commercial dispute resolution
How (not) to recognise Kosovo: judicial pragmatism or judicial whitewash?
In this post, Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili discusses the judgment by the Court of Justice of the European Union on legal status of Kosovo
Constitutional environmental duties of individuals
In this post, Dr Lovleen Bhullar discusses constitutional environmental duties of individuals in the context of India’s constitutional law and practice
Justice as Recognition: Why the Participation of Rural African Women in Environmental Decision-Making Matters
In this post, Dr Synda Obaji discusses women’s participation in environmental decision-making in Africa from the viewpoint of environmental law and human rights law
Hate Speech, free Speech and Draft Online Safety Bill
In this post, Dr Peter Coe discusses human rights implications of the draft Online Safety Bill
Extreme violence, prisons, and the prospects of anti-carceral human rights – Part 2
In this post Dr Silvana Tapia Tapia discusses human rights issues arising in the context of extreme violence and prisons
Elephant in the courtroom: Monetary Gold, the indispensable parties’ doctrine, and the ICJ’s ongoing litigation in Guyana v Venezuela
In this post, Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili discusses the incidences of the the indispensable parties’ doctrine before the International Court of Justice, in the ongoing litigation between Guyana and Venezuela
Extreme violence, prisons, and the prospects of anti-carceral human rights – Part 1
In this post Dr Silvana Tapia Tapia discusses human rights issues arising in the context of extreme violence and prisons