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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “International law”

Interpreting the UAE/Israel Agreement on Suspending Annexation

Just World Admin August 17, 2020Blog, International law, Israel, Palestine, U.S. policy

Israel was motivated by Netanyahu’s effort to justify a delay in fulfilling his election promise to annex large portions of the occupied West Bank territory belonging to Palestine.

Falk, Von Sponeck wrap up Phase 1 of “The World After Covid”

Just World Admin August 4, 2020Blog, Global Balance, International law, JWE news, U.S. policy

Just World Educational recently completed Phase 1 of its continuing “World After Covid” project, by presenting the eighth webinar in the weekly series on this topic that it has presented …

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Falk, Benjamin, Fletcher launch our new webinar series: “The World After Covid”

Just World Admin June 5, 2020Anti-imperialism, Blog, International law, JWE news, Peace resources, United Nations

Just World Educational is pleased to announce the launch, next Wednesday (June 10) at 1 pm ET, of our latest online-learning project, a series of weekly livestreamed conversations on global …

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Richard Falk’s amicus brief to the International Criminal Court

Just World Admin March 23, 2020Blog, Gaza, Human rights, International law

Richard Falk, Just World Educational Board Member and international law scholar, filed an amicus curiae brief with the International Criminal Court on March 16, 2020.

Evasions, Accidents, Engagements, and Fulfillment: An Autobiographical Fragment

Just World Admin March 5, 2020Blog, Global Balance, Human rights, International law

This post is something new for me, an autobiographical fragment written at the request of an online listserv as a suggestive model for academics at the start of their careers as diplomatic historians. I publish it here.

Julian Assange and Latin America

Just World Admin February 29, 2020Blog, Discourse suppression, Human rights, International law, U.S. policy

In mid-January, I went to London England to research what is happening with Julian Assange. We could not visit him. He is in Belmarsh Maximum Security prison and even his lawyers could only see him for two hours over the entire previous month.

Weaponizing Lawfare in The Philippines

Just World Admin February 24, 2020Blog, Civil Liberties, Human rights, International law

I salute those who have convened and are participating in this International Forum on Lawfare, and wish that I could have been with you in person to share this experience directly rather than addressing you from a distance.

Syria and “Transitional Justice”

Just World Admin February 15, 2020Anti-imperialism, Blog, Human rights, International law, Syria

by Helena Cobban This piece is crossposted from the Just World News blog of JWE President Helena Cobban. Almost from the beginning of the US-supported regime-change project in Syria,  US policymakers have …

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A hierarchy of vulnerability

Just World Admin February 3, 2020Blog, Civil Liberties, Gaza, Human rights, International law, Israel, Palestine

by Alice Rothchild This piece, by JWE Board Member Alice Rothchild, is crossposted from Mondoweiss. I was recently passing through customs where I popped my US passport face down on …

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The Decline of International Law: Reflections of a True Believer

Just World Admin January 27, 2020Blog, Global Balance, International law, Israel, U.S. policy

by Richard Falk This piece is crossposted from the personal blog of JWE Board member Richard Falk. [Prefatory Note from R. Falk: This post was initially published on January 27, …

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