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• The Need for Standardization in TRIPS Exhaustion Policy for Use of Copyright-Protected Data for TDM

  • Yue Chu
  • Published: December, 2024

• Crisis on the Essequibo: The Implications of Venezuelan Aggression Towards Guyana as Non-Compliance with ICJ Provisional Measures

  • Ryan Shaw
  • Published: December, 2024

• The Diminishing Status of the ICCPR in Hong Kong Following the Promulgation of the National Security Law

  • James Hing Pui Yen
  • Published: October, 2024
  • Volume 46

• The Balancing Act: How the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act Properly Frames the Dangers and Benefits of Using Biometric Identification to Combat Human Trafficking

  • Jaden Deibo
  • Published: October, 2024
  • Volume 46
• Blog

  Five Feet High and Rising: Why Sea Level Rise Necessitates an Amendment to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

  • Andrew Baptist
  • Published: April, 2024
  • Volume 45
• Blog

  Disregarding Non-Refoulement: Thailand’s International Law Violations Against Refugees and Asylum Seekers

  • Rebecca Bitar
  • Published: April, 2024
  • Volume 45
• Blog

  Will the Destruction of Cultural Heritage in Ukraine Lead to an ICC Conviction?

  • Emma Duggan
  • Published: February, 2024
  • Volume 45
• Blog

  The Inadequacy of the Current International Human Rights Regime for Algorithm Discrimination

  • Zihan Ma
  • Published: February, 2024
  • Volume 45
• Blog

  Revisiting Positive Comity as a Tool to Navigate Cross-Border Antitrust Issues

  • Kayoung Lee
  • Published: February, 2024
  • Volume 45
• Blog

  Arresting Putin: Implications for Investigations and Speedy Trial Rights in the International Criminal Court

  • Joshua Wilkinson
  • Published: February, 2024
  • Volume 45