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International Investment Arbitration vs. International Commercial Arbitration: What is the Difference?

By Basak Armagan|2021-12-24T12:16:54+03:00May 13th, 2021|Arbitration, Dispute Resolution|

In a nutshell, arbitration is a way to get a definitive and ...

Can International Criminal Courts Prosecute the Unprosecutables?

By Begum Acar|2021-12-24T00:45:02+03:00May 3rd, 2021|International Criminal Law|

International justice efforts demonstrated that reducing international crimes required meaningful steps to ...

Killer Robots Under International Law

By Deniz Aktas and Yavuz İskit|2021-12-26T14:37:09+03:00May 3rd, 2021|Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law|

1. What are Autonomous Weapons Systems (AWSs)? The International Committee of the ...

How would the ECtHR take on Charlie Hebdo would look like?

By Nurbanu Hayır|2021-12-24T00:23:55+03:00May 3rd, 2021|Human Rights Law|

Charlie Hebdo is now a well-known French satirical weekly magazine, which received ...

Galatasaray Students’ Journal of International Law, founded in March 2024, is a student initiative to promote awareness and interest in international and comparative law. It is the successor of ILSA GSU Journal founded in December 2020 by the students of Galatasaray University, Faculty of Law.As of May 2021, we started this trilingual blog incentivized by our passion in international and comparative law and focused on sharing student-run content on current international law issues.

International Investment Arbitration vs. International Commercial Arbitration: What is the Difference?

Can International Criminal Courts Prosecute the Unprosecutables?

Killer Robots Under International Law

How would the ECtHR take on Charlie Hebdo would look like?

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