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Author: Jane Ezirigwe

21 Jul

Double Standards in International Law: Critical Reflections for an Academic Lens for Teaching and Research

[Jane Ezirigwe is a G.F Henderson Fellow at the Human Rights Research and Education Centre, University of Ottawa and an associate professor of law at the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies] Introduction  Allegations of double standards frequently surface in multilateral forums, influencing debates on diverse issues, ranging from the Security Council’s role in maintaining international peace to the fairness of climate...

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