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InternationalLawBlog retweeted
New post: 'Property rights in the Gaza Strip and International Law'
By Konstantinos D. Magliveras, Professor of Public International Law at University of the Aegean
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InternationalLawBlog retweeted
New post: 'Has the ICC Cured the “No Case to Answer” Schizophrenia?'
By Ady Niv, lawyer at the international criminal tribunals and courts
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InternationalLawBlog retweeted
"The purpose of the genocide convention is to prevent genocide.."
Navi Pillay with a message for everyone who says countries don't need to act because a court hasn't found Israel guilty of genocide
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
My statement today, in my role as President of the American Society of International Law, on the new U.S. sanctions on the International Criminal Court. Please read and share.
Statement of ASIL President Oona A. Hathaway Regarding the United States Sanctions on the International Criminal Court.
#intlaw
#internationallaw
#ICC
#sanctions
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
Muy buen análisis sobre la ocupación israelí de los Altos del Golán y sus violaciones al derecho internacional. La adquisición de territorio mediante la fuerza está prohibida y los Estados tienen la obligación de no reconocer como legal una situación derivada de esa violación.
'The endless breach of international law over the Golan Heights'
By Konstantinos D Magliveras, Professor of of Public International Law at the University of the Aegean
internationallaw.blog/2026/0… via @InternationalLawBlog
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
'Whose Compensation? Centering Human Rights in the International Law Commission’s Work on Compensation for Damage Caused by Internationally Wrongful Acts'
By Leonardo Helman
internationallaw.blog/2026/1… via @InternationalLawBlog
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
'The endless breach of international law over the Golan Heights'
By Konstantinos D Magliveras, Professor of of Public International Law at the University of the Aegean
internationallaw.blog/2026/0… via @InternationalLawBlog
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
New post: 'When AI Decisions Cross Borders: Jurisdiction, Responsibility, and Redress'
By Dr Michael T. Neely
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InternationalLawBlog retweeted
"One could argue that Colombia’s recognition, like US’ before, changes very little in the Golan situation. This would be the wrong attitude: every time international law is deliberately & knowingly breached, its authority is compromised & its validity is diminished." Compelling.
'The endless breach of international law over the Golan Heights'
By Konstantinos D Magliveras, Professor of of Public International Law at the University of the Aegean
internationallaw.blog/2026/0… via @InternationalLawBlog
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
📣 Le prix Nobel de la paix 2026 est décerné à Navi Pillay, qui a présidé la Commission d’enquête de l’ONU ayant conclu au génocide à Gaza.
Une reconnaissance majeure du rôle du droit international dans la construction de la paix. ⚖️🕊️
🧵Et un camouflet pour ses détracteurs.
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
The so-called ceasefire is normalising the continuation of the Genocide in Gaza. Three years of evidence is available now on our updated platform: gaza.forensic-architecture.o…
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
New post: 'The Missing Link in International Law's Crisis: From Legal Judgment to Consistent Consequences'
By Pawan Kumar and Krishna Tiwari
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InternationalLawBlog retweeted
'Whose Compensation? Centering Human Rights in the International Law Commission’s Work on Compensation for Damage Caused by Internationally Wrongful Acts'
By Leonardo Helman, research assistant to the International Law Commission
internationallaw.blog/2026/1… via @InternationalLawBlog
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
By reading the reparations claims of survivors of the counterinsurgency in colonial Kenya in British courts alongside J.M. Coetzee’s Waiting for the Barbarians, Vasuki Nesiah reveals the rift between the temporalities of colonialism and international law.
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InternationalLawBlog retweeted
New post: 'Whose Compensation? Centering Human Rights in the International Law Commission’s Work on Compensation for Damage Caused by Internationally Wrongful Acts'
By Leonardo Helman
internationallaw.blog/2026/1… via @InternationalLawBlog
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
New post: 'A Russian Warship Shooting Flares Towards a Danish Helicopter: Safety, Proportionality and Peaceful Relations'
By Fenella Billing, Kristina Siig and Birgit Feldtmann, Professors of Law at Aalborg University
internationallaw.blog/2026/1… via @InternationalLawBlog
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
Brilliant decision!
The next meeting of the state parties to the ICC will be held in The Hague and NOT in New York!
Primary reason: limitations on participation in New York, such as elected officials of the Court subject to United States sanctions, as well as visa restrictions affecting some delegations and representatives of non-governmental organizations.
The decision to relocate the Assembly session was taken following consultations with all States Parties.
icc-cpi.int/news/twenty-fift…
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
'If designs for the Board of Peace are predicated on the normalization of genocide, then insisting on calling genocide by its name and enshrining it among the greatest atrocities of the twenty-first century is imperative.'
Excellent article by Noura Erakat
bostonreview.net/articles/ex…
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
GazaIndex just launched a new feature: satellite before-and-after imagery.
See what existed. See what's left. No commentary needed -- the images speak for themselves.
Explore it: gazaindex.org/satellite/befo…
InternationalLawBlog retweeted
'The Board of Peace is a reminder that the destruction inflicted on the Palestinian people is decimating the guardrails that protected us all.'
Excellent article by Noura Erakat
bostonreview.net/articles/ex…