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Frauen spielen vielfältige Rollen im Krieg – als Kämpferinnen, Friedensstifterinnen, Organisatorinnen – doch das Völkerrecht erkennt ihre Handlungsmacht oft nicht an.
In der Ukraine waren Feminismus und Widerstand stets eng verbunden. Bei Vitsche setzen wir diese Tradition fort und stärken die Ukraine in Deutschland mit feministischen Ansätzen.
Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauenrechte beleuchten wir diese Kämpfe in einem Podcast von @Voe_Blog
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🤩♀️✊ The fourth annual @Voe_Blog ‘Women in International Law’ symposium focusing on current developments affecting women in conflict zones and beyond. #IWD2025
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My interview for Völkerrechtsblog is now available. Thank you @Voe_Blog and Antonio José Guzmán Mutis at @TMCAsser for the interest in my experience and views on #InternationalLaw and the #ILC_2025
🎙️#ThePersonBehindThePractitioner: Antonio José Guzmán Mutis in conversation with Ambassador Mario Oyarzábal (@mariooyarzabal) on ⚖️ #InternationalLaw, 🌍 #Diplomacy & the evolving role of the 🏛️ #ILC.
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As Black History Month ends, mostly unnoticed in #Germany, I spoke to @ElisabethKaneza why this matters. It is more urgent than ever to keep this conversation alive. History doesn’t disappear just because we refuse to face it. #decolonization
New #Ö #Interview! @EM_Khaled_ sits down with @elisabethkaneza to discuss Germany's colonial past, Black History Month and how to achieve an inclusive and historically conscious remembrance culture.
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Statement by international lawyers & ESIL members on concerns over academic freedom at Freie Universität Berlin ahead of ESIL 2025.
📖 Read, support the statement and join over 150 international lawyers in standing up for academic freedom: voelkerrechtsblog.org/statem…
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What is the use of learned societies like @esil_sedi if they do not help us fight contemporary fascism and mass atrocities? voelkerrechtsblog.org/statem…
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Statement by International Lawyers, ESIL Members, and ESIL Interest Group Convenors related to the 2025 ESIL Annual Conference at Freie Universität Berlin voelkerrechtsblog.org/statem… #Völkerrechtsblog
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"This is a deeply troubling decision. It is the result ... of a concerted campaign of intimidation levelled against Francesca Albanese, the holder of a mandate by the Human Rights Council who has extensively reported on the violence inflicted on the Palestinian people."
Statement by International Lawyers, ESIL Members, and ESIL Interest Group Convenors related to the 2025 ESIL Annual Conference at Freie Universität Berlin.
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„If academic institutions, once considered bastions of free thought and intellectual courage, choose to silence critical voices rather than defend them, then the very essence of democracy is at stake.“
📰@EM_Khaled_ argues that the silence surrounding the suppression of #AcademicFreedom in #Germany raises urgent and fundamental questions. He asks: What responsibilities do academics and institutions bear in times of grave #Humanitarian & #LegalCrises?
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In this piece, I explore how the AU's position on the application of international law to ICTs, in contrast to the EU's, is grounded in developmental concerns and the specific challenges facing the region.
Human Rights in Cyberspace🛜
@LakraRudraksh analyses the #AfricanUnion and #EU positions on the application of international law to #cyberspace, focusing on their approaches to digital governance and #duediligence.
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I am glad to share my blog post on the @Voe_Blog, where I analysed the issue of Eurocentrism in Ukraine's ratification of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
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As we begin wrapping up the year, this interview with @HendrikPSimon for @Voe_Blog is probably the text that I enjoyed writing the most in 2024: voelkerrechtsblog.org/the-pr…
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Lessons learned from #COP29? 🌍 In our symposium interview, we asked Christoph Bertram how he evaluates the progress in shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy. Are states taking enough binding commitments? #EnergyTransition
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Post-#COP29, we caught up with Bertha Argueta: What real progress was made? Are climate finance mechanisms actually meeting the needs of the world’s most vulnerable? Let's unpack COP29’s financing decisions 🗺️ #ClimateAction
Interview by @JustineBtra: voelkerrechtsblog.org/climat…
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In retrospect of #COP29, we spoke with @mwewerinke about her impressions. Has COP29 succeeded in developing actionable strategies to faciliate the transition away from our unsustainable trajectory toward a green future? 🌱
Interview by @EM_Khaled_: voelkerrechtsblog.org/missed…
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03.12.2024 | 17:00 | @bbaw_de | Global Health Law and Justice: An Unfinished Agenda | With @AE_Yamin (@Harvard), Lawrence Goslin (@Georgetown), @IlonaKickbusch (@WorldHealthSmt), Björn Kümmel (@BMG_Bund) | Moderated by @kemmereralex | bit.ly/414ChVy
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The final blog post of this week’s #COP29 symposium is here! Tony Cabus concentrates on #CDR methods, highlighting the controversy around #CCS and its potential to delay urgent emissions reductions.
Next week, we continue with a series of interviews ✨
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The next must-read in our #COP29 symposium: Carbon Capture, Storage, and Removal - Paving a Path to #ParisAgreement Goals? Lena Wammer Østgaard examines the role of #CCS in #decarbonisation and its place in global climate change law 🌏
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It is a time-tested principle of law: Those who cause damages also have to pay the costs. The Pari Islanders, who are suing Swiss cement giant Holcim for the company’s climate impact, can teach this lesson to governments that are negotiating funding for loss and damage at #COP29.
When it comes to distributing the burden of #lossanddamage, insights can be gained from those on the front lines of #climatechange, like the plaintiffs in #Asmania et al. v. Holcim. Presented by Johannes Wendland & Theresa Mockel at our symposium 🌿
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When it comes to distributing the burden of #lossanddamage, insights can be gained from those on the front lines of #climatechange, like the plaintiffs in #Asmania et al. v. Holcim. Presented by Johannes Wendland & Theresa Mockel at our symposium 🌿
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