America’s Complicity in the Crime of Genocide in Gaza
This piece examines whether the United States has been complicit in the crime of genocide in Gaza
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
The overlapping of duties in complex scenarios: Attacks against cultural property and the natural environment in the Gaza Strip
Overlapping duties in the laws of war as they relate to cultural heritage and the natural environment in the Gaza Strip
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.
The Effects of Israel’s War on Gaza and Red Sea Instability on Pakistan
Pakistan’s sympathies for peace in Gaza are not limited to humanitarian considerations, they are also tied to its economic interests.
Care And/About Justice: Seeing The Other
International law – mainly its main actors – has failed to provide care for all
The ICJ’s Upcoming Advisory Opinion on Palestine: A Fragile Hope
Expectations from the International Court of Justice’s upcoming advisory opinion on Palestine
Is it a lack of balance? The clamour for a humanitarian perspective
This piece argues that there is a ‘disbalance’ in assessing military necessity and humanitarian aims in applying the laws of armed conflict to the current conflict in Gaza.
Self-defence in Israel and Palestine: Unsuspending Disbelief
The Israeli narrative about self-defence has been conveniently used as a cover up for the genocide unfolding before our eyes