Volume 46
Blog
- Thailand’s Wrongs on Human Rights
- India’s (Non)Compliance with International Law on Children’s Rights in Conflict Zones
- Are We Racing Toward or Against Equality in Sports? The Case of Caster Semenya and the Intersection of Sports Law and International Human Rights Law
- The Developing Trend of Corporate Criminal Liability: The New TV S.A.L. Case and its Implications
- The Menorah and The Vatican: Addressing Trends in Cultural Restitution
- Child Labor in the Cocoa Industry of Western Africa: A Legal Examination of National, Regional, and International Efforts in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire
- Exclusion on Whose Terms?: The Harm of Upholding Implied Exclusions Under Article 6 of the Convention on the International Sale of Goods
- Corporate Accountability for Severe and Systematic Human Rights Violations: The Role of International Criminalization
- The Potential Threats of Euroscepticism in an Evolving World of Food
- Expanding the Application of the CEDAW Optional Protocol to Further Advance the Working Conditions of Women Around the World
- The Need for Standardization in TRIPS Exhaustion Policy for Use of Copyright-Protected Data for TDM
- Crisis on the Essequibo: The Implications of Venezuelan Aggression Towards Guyana as Non-Compliance with ICJ Provisional Measures
- The Diminishing Status of the ICCPR in Hong Kong Following the Promulgation of the National Security Law
- 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
