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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|

L’Arrêt Boskoski, le seuil de conflit armé non-international

By Bahadir Serhat Temiz|April 22nd, 2024|International Courts and Tribunals, International Humanitarian Law, International Law of Armed Conflict|

Brief History into the Legal Developments concerning Genocide

By Saliha Gulru Sentop|March 7th, 2024|International Courts and Tribunals, International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law|

Les deux piliers du droit international: la Cour pénale internationale et la Cour internationale de justice

By Yasar Efe Kanat|March 5th, 2024|International Court of Justice, International Courts and Tribunals, International Criminal Law|

Competing Jurisdictions of International Courts and Tribunals

By Nurbanu Hayır|July 4th, 2021|International Courts and Tribunals|

“Armed Activities” Case is Again Before the ICJ

By Basak Akmil|May 17th, 2021|International Court of Justice, International Courts and Tribunals, International Law of Armed Conflict|

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