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Iran: The rupture of legitimacy and the security cartel
The ability of the modern state to maintain its monopoly on violence depends not only on the “legality” of that…
Denmark Admits Responsibility for Coercive Birth Control in Greenland
The government of Denmark has issued a formal apology to Greenlandic women who were subjected to coercive birth control practices…
The Instrumentalisation of Law and Transnational Force: The Maduro Case
The current crisis of international law is often described as an “increase in violations.” Yet the problem is not only…
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Watching History Slowly Disappear : Hasankeyf
“Those who opposed (the project) were accused of being political. Even if you’re an environmentalist, a patriot, or animal lover,…
UN Condemns Iran’s Execution of Child Offenders
United Nations experts have expressed shock and dismay at Iran’s execution of a second child offender in four days amid…
European Court upholds Osman Kavala’s claim of arbitrary detention
Today the European Court of Human Rights ruled that the ongoing detention of Osman Kavala, philanthropist, human rights defender and…
Starvation of Civilians Recognised as a War Crime in Non-International Armed Conflicts
The International Criminal Court (ICC) will from now on be able to prosecute the intentional starvation of civilians in civil…
First Da’esh/ISIS fighter convicted of war crimes in The Netherlands
Mojust welcomes the conviction of Dutch-born Oussama Achraf Akhlafa in the first Da’esh/ISIS war crimes prosecution in the Netherlands. On…
European Court gives landmark judgment in the case of Selahattin Demirtaş
On 20 November 2018, the European Court of Human Rights released its judgment on the pre-trial detention of Selahattin Demirtaş, the former…