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09 Jan The Occupied Palestinian Territories and the Responsibility to Protect (Part 1)
...challenge to the international legal order. It furthermore poses a dangerous threat to the rules-based international order established following the end of World War II and to the principles of the United Nations Charter. The signed ceasefire could offer a unique window of opportunity for a long-term political process if it is also supported by the UN and if all member states fulfill their international obligations consistently with the UN Charter and international law. There shall be no other Israel–Palestine war in the future. This situation cannot be permitted to...09 Nov Guest Post: Is the Execution of Collaborators a War Crime under the Rome Statute? (Part I)
[Shane Darcy is a lecturer at the Irish Centre for Human Rights , National University of Ireland Galway and the author of Judges, Law and War; the Judicial Development of International Humanitarian Law (Cambridge, 2014). This is Part 1 of a two-part series.] The recruitment and use of Palestinian collaborators by the Israeli authorities, and their ill-treatment and execution by Palestinian forces, has been a perennial feature of the conflict in Israel and Palestine. A common practice in many armed conflicts, the use of informers is seen as a vital...30 Mar Events and Announcements: 30 March 2021
...features Martin Mits (ECtHR Judge) and Cathryn Costello (Hertie School and University of Oxford) as speakers, and Mariagiulia Giuffrè (Reader at Edge Hill University) as a discussant. The full programme of the event and registration are available on the Event page here. The webinar series is directed by Ksenija Turković and organised by Paolo Lobba (ECtHR/Bologna University) and Triestino Mariniello (Liverpool John Moores University). ‘The Long Walk to Justice: Palestine, Israel and the ICC’ Webinar: Nottingham Law School is pleased to invite you to this event about Palestine, Israel, and...12 Oct Events and Announcements: October 12, 2014
Events The Minerva Center for Human Rights at Tel Aviv University is pleased to invite the public to the conference “Lessons for Transitional Justice in Israel-Palestine”, to be held on November 16-17, 2014 at Tel Aviv University. The conference builds on an academic collaboration between Israeli, Palestinian and South African students and researchers who participated last summer in an intensive two-week Transitional Justice Workshop at the University of Johannesburg. At the conference, international and local scholars will share perspectives on current theories and practices that can shed light on possible...13 Oct Weekly News Wrap: Monday, October 13, 2014
...the country’s east, including a nine-year-old child, but the international coalition said on Monday the strike killed eight militants who had fired on its forces. Europe The Russian navy twice interfered with a Finnish state environmental research vessel in international waters in August and September, the Finnish Environment Institute said on Saturday. British lawmakers will hold a symbolic parliamentary vote on Monday on whether the government should recognize Palestine as a state, a move unlikely to shift official policy but designed to raise the political profile of the issue. Last...
25 Sep The ICJ’s Insufficient Engagement with Germany’s Interpretation of the External Dimension of Common Article 1 in the Nicaragua v Germany Proceedings
...law has and will continue to be violated. It is common knowledge. World dignitaries, such as the Secretary-General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres and UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese have engaged in detailed analyses of Israel’s violations of international law, and their statements and reports are publicly available and are easily accessible. Further, the UN Commission on Inquiry on the Situation in Palestine has established that IHL has been violated by Israel following the October 7th attacks. Palestinian NGOs have also raised their voices regarding potential violations of international...06 Sep Towards Neutralizing the Jihadi Narrative: Settlement (No Pun Intended) of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
...as a shapeless abstraction which claimants of all kinds can shape Humpty-Dumpty-like to the needs of their particular causes). Palestine is the last of the Non-Self-Governing territories recognized as such at the inception of the UN. The others have experienced some process of self-determination, even if nothing more than “one person, one vote, once.” In the case of Palestine, the appropriate organ of the UN, the General Assembly, concluded (in 1947) that there were two People ( a politically sensible simplification, of course) in the territory and that in the...19 Oct Events and Announcements: October 19, 2014
...and to register, please click here. The Minerva Center for Human Rights at Tel Aviv University is pleased to invite the public to the conference “Lessons for Transitional Justice in Israel-Palestine”, to be held on 16-17 November 2014 at Tel Aviv University. The conference builds on an academic collaboration between Israeli, Palestinian and South African students and researchers who participated last summer in an intensive two-week Transitional Justice Workshop at the University of Johannesburg. At the conference, international and local scholars will share perspectives on current theories and practices that...04 Jan Weekday News Wrap: Friday, January 4, 2013
...the United States to face terrorism charges. The Volokh Conspiracy has a post about the International Criminal Court and Palestine in light of the recent UN General Assembly resolution granting Palestine upgraded observer state status. The US Justice Department reached a $1.4bn settlement with Transocean Ltd., the owner of the drilling rig that sank after an explosion killed 11 workers and spawned the massive 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Argentina has reasserted its claim over the Malvinas Islands, also known as the Falkland Islands, and urged Great...29 Mar Comparing the ICJ’s Provisional Measures Orders in South Africa v. Israel
...operations, as this is the only way to secure a zero-civilian-casualty rate in Palestine. Others, including myself, were more sceptical. We believed reading the Order and the individual Judges’ separate opinions revealed that the Court’s intent was not to ordera ceasefire, primarily because, if that had been its intent, it would have simply spelled it out. Instead, only Judge Bhandari included wording favourable to this, and in a very vague way: “Going further though”, he said, “all participants in the conflict must ensure that all fighting and hostilities come to...