More: International Law

“Human Experimentation” and the CIA

Thirty years after the Convention against Torture has been introduced, the world has been exposed to a damning report on CIA interrogation revealing US...

Through the eyes of a holocaust survivor

The independent news media is often silenced into submission with howls of ‘anti-Semitism’ whenever a writer criticises policies or tactics of the Israeli government....

Hypocrisy is not a four letter word

A South African court banned the President of Sudan Omar Al-Bashir from leaving the country after he had come to attend the African Union...

Tackling inequality is key to the post-MDGs development agenda

Fairness and equal opportunity are vital to rich and developing countries alike, warns Jan Vandemoortele, who was among the architects of the UN’s Millennium...

The OIC Does Defend, Not Suppress, Freedom of Expression

On 12 January 2015, Robert C. Blitt wrote on the USA Today, “Powerful, mainstream Muslim groups must recognize they’re breeding religious intolerance”. He argued...

Cyberspace and Underworld

Legal frameworks, institutional provisions, different forms of cyberspace and of cybercrime underworld, non-governmental and state actors, costs evaluation, basic ethical issues on piracy –...

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The 72-Hour State: Who Pays for Security When Citizens Stock Their Own

Three Litres a Day Britain's new household checklist is precise....

The Rotation Is Fraying: A Late Gulf Bid and the Quiet Rewriting of How the UN Picks Its Chief

Seven straw polls, no great-power convergence, and an unwritten...

The Empty Buffer: Why the World’s Oil Safety Net Was Built for the Wrong War

Passage by Passport On Tuesday, as Americans voted in the...

The Lever and the Exit: Why a Democratic Congress Arrives Just as Israel’s Aid Leaves

For four decades, one of the most dependable sentences...
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