The internationally brokered Dayton peace agreement that governs Bosnia and Herzegovina is no longer fit for purpose – the country cannot be reconciled until an honest interrogation of its constitution and the institutions therein are radically reformed.
Tag Archives: NATO
Hackers v. NATO: Will A ‘Significant’ Cyber Attack Trigger Article 5?
The Alliance has constantly demanded to know what a triggering cyber-attack would consist of but since the conflict in Ukraine, this demand has only grown further.
Russia Negotiations: A Window of Opportunity for a Nuclear Weapon Free Zone in Eastern Europe
Proponents of nuclear weapons disarmament should use the Russian negotiations to further the humanitarian push for arms control, leading to a nuclear weapon free zone in eastern Europe.
Weekly News Recap (14-20 June 2021)
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE SECTION Myanmar: Trial against Aung San Suu Kyi Commenced ECCC: Decision on Succession Request to Continue Civil Party Action USA: Supreme Court Refused to Move California Suit against Oil Companies to Federal Court ECtHR: Judgement Concerning a Dismissal of a Public-Sector Employee for Having “Liked” Facebook Posts ECtHR: Judgement Concerning a Criminal ConvictionContinue reading “Weekly News Recap (14-20 June 2021)”
Weekly News Recap (12-18 Apr 2021)
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE SECTION Mexico: 30 Marines Arrested for Suspected Disappearances The Netherlands: The Rotterdam District Court Sentenced Fatima H. for Involvement with the Islamic State USA: Federal Lawsuit Concerning False Arrest Based on Faulty Facial Recognition ECtHR: Journalist’s Right to Liberty and Freedom of Expression Violated in Turkey Colombia: The Special Jurisdiction for Peace BeganContinue reading “Weekly News Recap (12-18 Apr 2021)”
Weekly News Recap (29 March-4 Apr 2021)
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE SECTION USA: Public Universities Cannot Force Professors to Respect Student Pronouns USA: Pre-Trial Detention for the Inability to Post Bail Held Unconstitutional Occupied Crimea: Court Sentenced A Jehovah’s Witness for Violating Russian Anti-Extremist Laws IACHR: Extension of Precautionary Measures to Two People Associated with the San Isidro Movement in Cuba ECtHR: Lawyers ofContinue reading “Weekly News Recap (29 March-4 Apr 2021)”
Weekly News Recap (15-21 March 2021)
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE SECTION UK: A UK Resident Found Guilty of Organizing Terrorist Attacks USA: Two American Men Accused of Assaulting a Police Officer in the Capitol IACHR: Guatemala’s Full Compliance with Settlement Agreement KSC: Pjetër Shala Arrested in Belgium ICC: Judges Distributed by Divisions ECtHR: No Violation of the Convention in the Case Concerning theContinue reading “Weekly News Recap (15-21 March 2021)”
Weekly News Recap (1-7 March 2021)
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE SECTION IRMCT: The Second Amended Indictment in the Case of The Prosecutor v. Félicien Kabuga STL: Re-Election of the President and Vice President IACHR: Precautionary Protection Measures in Favor of Carlos Ramon Brenes Sánchez and His Family in Nicaragua STL: The Appointment of the Secretary Pakistan: A Christian Convicted of Blasphemy Released byContinue reading “Weekly News Recap (1-7 March 2021)”