Articles

Weaponizing the Law: A Conversation with Professor Luigi Daniele on Israel’s Distortion of International Humanitarian Law in the Gaza genocide

Drone Strikes in Ukraine: IHL and IHRL framework

The Latest Crisis Between India And Pakistan Over The Kashmir Region, Following Horrendous Terrorist Attack

Human Rights in Myanmar Amid Minorities’ Struggles, Systemic Oppression, and New Threats

Understanding the DRC Crisis Through the Lens of International Law

Foreign Agent Laws in Europe – A New Danger for Freedom and Democracy

Is There Freedom? Free Speech in Thailand and Timor-Leste

Towards a Trusting Society: Exploring AI-powered Deepfake Threats to Elections in the Philippines

How Papua New Guinea Uses Law, Force and Fear to Silence Dissent

Fair Trial and Amnesty in Vietnam: Balancing Justice, Human Rights and State Sovereignty

Systemic Barriers: The Human Rights Challenges of Aboriginal Communities in Australia

Born Invisible: The Stateless Children of Malaysia

Brunei’s Human Rights Landscape: Navigating Repression in a Modern Absolute Monarchy

Post-Covid Digital Surveillance In Singapore: Protection or Privacy Violation?

Rodrigo Duterte at the International Criminal Court: A Turning Point for Justice

Systemic Violence and State Inaction – The Struggle of Indigenous Communities of Bangladesh in Chittagong Hill Tracts

Displacement of Minority Communities as a War Crime: A Legal Analysis with a Comparative Study of the Rohingya Crisis

From Coercion to Consent: Harmonising Consent-Based Rape Laws in Europe

The Great Battle: Drug Trafficking and the Illicit Economies in the Golden Triangle

Between Politics and Policy: Poland Province’s Refusal to Establish EU-Funded Migrant Integration Centres

This article examines Poland’s EU-funded migrant integration centres programme and the refusal of Małopolska province to participate. It highlights how political rhetoric around migration can undermine integration efforts and expose migrants to discrimination, exclusion, and rights violations. The piece argues that integration centres are essential for dignity, access to services, and social cohesion.

Justice Deferred? The ICC, Kenya’s Post-Election Violence and the Limits of International Justice