Solomon T. Ebobrah is a Legal Adviser with the International Commission of Jurists Decades after the end of colonialism in Africa, judiciaries in African States are confronted
with the challenge of determining the extent to which the post-colonial state in Africa can legitimately interfere in the private lives of people as expressed in [...]
The International Law Commission (ILC) during its current 71st session has provisionally adopted, on first reading, the Draft principles on the protection of the environment
in relation to armed conflict. The first-reading text had taken five years to prepare, under the successive leaderships of Special Rapporteurs Ms. [...]
It is a particular honour to be asked to contribute to the Book Review Symposium at Verfassungsblog because of the occasion: the arrival of an outstanding work on international
law that addresses – dispassionately, authoritatively and comprehensively – one of the most pervasive and most tragic issues of our time: Israel’s interminable [...]
Another of the exhibitors at the 112th Annual Conference of the Association of American Law Libraries is Manupatra, the largest content online aggregator of Indian and international
legal materials. The database links primary sources, secondary materials, and proprietary analytical content.... [...]
We haven't had a chance yet to review this closely, but we're happy to learn about a new citation manual called UCIA: Universal Citation in International Arbitration, published
in the United Kingdom by the Global Arbitration Review and available here... [...]
On Thursday and Friday, December 5-6, 2019, the Journal on the Use of Force and International Law and the Ghent Rolin-Jaequemyns International Law Institute will hold a conference
on "What Room for Military Assistance on Request in the International Legal Order?" in Ghent. [...]
