This article analyses the legal challenges to the transposition and compliance of Directive (EU) 2016/680, focusing on the Austrian, German, Irish and British-domestic provisions
implementing Art. 11, Art. 18 and Art. 25 of Directive (EU) 2016/680. Similarities and differences between these clauses will be examined and consideration given [...]
Key human rights instruments at global and regional level guarantee the right to marry and found family. These instruments take into their fold both the individual and social
components of family. Post modern social dynamics ushered in radical changes and challenges to the traditional conception of marriage and family as a matter of hetero [...]
The failure of the League of Nations to prevent the Second World War necessitated the creation of the United Nations, in an attempt to prevent a reoccurrence of the kind of
carnage that manifested during the war. The International Court of Justice and other institutions were, thus, created under the United Nations Charter to guarantee [...]
The Covid-19 outbreak has challenged long-established legal procedures, the material functioning of the Court, the rule of law itself. In this article, videoconferencing in
court proceedings is seen not only as an exceptional measure, but as possibly an effective part of the ordinary activity of courts. [...]
Climate change and rising greenhouse gas emissions are the greatest concerns facing humankind today. The year 2019 was a particularly bad year for Planet Earth. The exceptional
rise in atmospheric temperatures and raging heat, led to unprecedented and prolonged wildfires–the amazon rainforest fire, the Australian bushfire and a series [...]
