International humanitarian law (‘IHL’) is a branch of public international law that seeks to moderate the conduct of armed conflict and to mitigate the suffering that it causes. Traditionally, the term ‘international […]
The definition of crimes against humanity (hereafter as ‘CAH’) under the Rome Statute resulted from a series of intense negotiations and reflects a number of political compromises and atrocities that shocked the […]
The Rome Statute is an authoritative instrument that constitutes evidence of customary international law, sheds light on customary rules and is indicative of the legal views of eminently qualified publicists representing the […]
This article covers the development of international criminal law and the chronological order of the events that gave created the foundation of ICL.
Crimes against humanity are one of the most serious categories of crimes recognized under international criminal law. Article 7 of the Rome Statute defines it as acts that are committed as part […]
Practical recommendations on how to document major international crimes such war crimes and crimes against humanity have been released today by Eurojust and the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC)….]
In order to help minimize whale-ship collisions, The Marine Mammal Center and The Benioff Ocean Science Laboratory have joined forces to introduce Whale Safe, a technology-based mapping and analysis system, to the San Francisco Bay Area. The public, the media, governmental officials, shipping companies, and the captains of their vessels will all be able to use the internet to monitor ship speeds ….]
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