Attacks against Schools, Charges at the ICC and the Prosecution of Israeli Officials
Brishna Gehani looks at whether Israel’s targeting of schools warrants a specific charge at the International Criminal Court
Brishna Gehani completed her Undergraduate Law Degree with a specialised pathway in Public International Law from City, University of London and is currently working at a Refugee Law Clinic.
Assessing Compliance with Provisional Measures in Genocide Cases, the Good and the Bad
Assessing compliance with provisional measures in South Africa v. Israel and what the Court can do to improve adherence to its orders
Is the ICJ’s standard of proof for genocide unattainable?
Pakistan’s sympathies for peace in Gaza are not limited to humanitarian considerations, they are also tied to its economic interests.
Extraterritorial unilateral sanctions, third states and collateral damage
This article explores the legality of extraterritorial sanctions and their impact on third states including Pakistan
Putin’s Arrest Warrant, Immunity and the International Criminal Court
This article explores the ICC’s decision to issue an arrest warrant for Putin in light of immunity ratione personae, the precedent set with the Bashir judgment, and how it all looks from Pakistan
COP27 – Reflecting on Pakistan’s Climate Finance Challenge
This article illustrates the existential need for Pakistan to secure climate finance from developed nations in light of the COP27 summit