In: international law
Preventing Conflict Using Human Rights Based Approach – Ian Fleming-Zhou, Ph.D., Antoine Andary, Laura López Paz, Ph.D., and Rita Farina
February 2, 2021The Conflict, Security and Crime SRC ”Global Report” was written by : Mr. Ian Fleming-Zhou, Ph.D., Mr. Antoine Andary, Miss. Laura López Paz, Ph.D., and Miss. Rita de Cássia Fransosi Farina.
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is No Longer Relevant? – The Failures of the All Encompassing “Universalism” – Sabrina Berardinelli
December 19, 2020The most translated document in the world , available in over 500 languages, is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)….
Read MoreHistory of USA’s relationship with International Criminal Court
October 23, 2018The Clinton Administration signed the Rome Statute in 2000, but did not submit it for Senate ratification. The George W. Bush…
Read MoreThe Attack of Syria: Consequences for the World Order
May 19, 2018It would not be an exaggeration to say that the bombing of Syrian facilities by the Alliance of the US, Great…
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The attack on Syria and the new chapter of the western imperialist hypocrisy
April 30, 2017Aggression is the use of armed force by a State against the sovereignty, territorial integrity or political independence of another State,…
Read MoreDon’t Let ISIS Get Away With Genocide
April 25, 2017„Don’t let ISIS get away with Genocide”, demanded human rights lawyer Amal Clooney in her speech on March 9, 2017, at…
Read MoreMaritime Delimitation Agreement between Albania and Greece and the reasons for its failure
July 20, 2015The third week of July, marked the visit of Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs in Albania. Regardless of the diplomatic tensions the two…
Read MoreIrregular immigration and the EU system: Towards a multifaceted solution
May 10, 2015On April 20th 2015 a boat carrying migrants from Libya to Italy capsized and sank off the Mediterranean Sea, causing the…
Read MoreInternational Law and the peaceful settlement of interstate disputes: The Enrica Lexie case
April 3, 2015Three years have passed since the the Enrica Lexie case gave rise to the controversy between Italy and India. Yet, no…
Read MoreQuestion on legality of espionage carried out through Diplomatic Missions
February 16, 2015Espionage is probably the only clandestine activity which actually is institutionalized, organized, led, and used by governments in order to achieve…
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