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

By Sude Kınık and Bruce Yu Lepeng|September 25th, 2024|Arbitration, General Public International Law, International Space Law|

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

By Sude Kınık|April 26th, 2024|Dispute Resolution, General Public International Law, Human Rights Law, International Courts and Tribunals|

Handyside v England: An Analysis of the ECHR’s Landmark Decision

By Abdulvahap Atesoglu|April 25th, 2024|General Public International Law, Human Rights Law, International Courts and Tribunals|

Unraveling the Legal Complexities of Palestine’s Occupation: Part 3

By İldeniz Civcik|April 25th, 2024|General Public International Law, Human Rights Law, International Court of Justice, International Humanitarian Law, International Law of Armed Conflict|

Unraveling the Legal Complexities of Palestine’s Occupation: Part 2

By İldeniz Civcik|April 25th, 2024|General Public International Law, International Court of Justice, International Humanitarian Law, International Law of Armed Conflict|

Unraveling the Legal Complexities of Palestine’s Occupation: Part 1

By İldeniz Civcik|April 25th, 2024|General Public International Law, International Court of Justice, International Humanitarian Law, International Law of Armed Conflict, Uncategorized|

Equality in the Workplace: A Look on CJEU’s IX v WABE eV and Müller Handels GmbH v MJ Decisions

By Ahmet Toprak|April 23rd, 2024|General Public International Law, Human Rights Law|

Circumventing the P5 Veto in Gaza: Bringing Back the Article 27(3) of the UN Charter

By Sude Kınık|March 13th, 2024|Diplomatic Law, Dispute Resolution, General Public International Law, International Humanitarian Law|

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

By Sude Kınık|March 5th, 2024|Diplomatic Law, General Public International Law|

Economic Sanctions and WTO Law

By Hasan Yaci|March 4th, 2024|General Public International Law, International Economic Law|

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