Sude Kınık – GSJIL

About Sude Kınık

Sude Kınık has recently graduated from Galatasaray University Faculty of Law, and she is currently a legal trainee. As a 2-time participant of the Philip C Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, she is interested in international dispute settlement.

Headscarves at Work: How Neutral is Religious Neutrality in EU Law?

By Sude Kınık|2025-07-10T18:03:35+03:00July 10th, 2025|Dispute Resolution, Human Rights Law|

Introduction The interpretation of religious freedom and anti-discrimination norms in the workplace ...

Reviewing the Legal Framework for Space Debris Mitigation and the Pact for the Future

By Sude Kınık and Bruce Yu Lepeng|2024-09-25T23:04:03+03:00September 25th, 2024|Arbitration, General Public International Law, International Space Law|

Half a century after the Space Race of the bipolar international system, ...

The ECHR’s Consensus Model: Its Legitimacy and A Focus on the Demir and Baykara v. Turkey Decision

By Sude Kınık|2024-04-26T14:18:44+03:00April 26th, 2024|Dispute Resolution, General Public International Law, Human Rights Law, International Courts and Tribunals|

International and regional courts are known to have varying tendencies, mostly due ...

Revisiting Israel’s Statehood Recognition Claims following the Israeli-Lebanese Conflict

By Sude Kınık|2024-03-05T19:06:20+03:00March 5th, 2024|Diplomatic Law, General Public International Law|

As the focus once again shifts towards a mediation for the Israel-Lebanon ...

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.

About Sude Kınık

Headscarves at Work: How Neutral is Religious Neutrality in EU Law?

Reviewing the Legal Framework for Space Debris Mitigation and the Pact for the Future

The ECHR’s Consensus Model: Its Legitimacy and A Focus on the Demir and Baykara v. Turkey Decision

Revisiting Israel’s Statehood Recognition Claims following the Israeli-Lebanese Conflict

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