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Author: Yilin Wang

09 Nov

Warfare to Lawfare under CERD: Armenia v. Azerbaijan and Azerbaijan v. Armenia

[Yilin Wang is a PhD candidate in International Law at the Graduate Institute and a research assistant of the China, Law and Development Project at the University of Oxford.] On 16 September 2021, Armenia instituted proceedings against Azerbaijan before the ICJ on the grounds of racial discrimination, hatred and ethnic cleansing against individuals of Armenian ethnic or national origin in light...

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