Drone Killings and International Law
By Kai Ambos It’s stunning to see the nonchalance with which the US drone killings in Afghanistan are being reported as of late. In reality, […]
International Law
Protection of the environment through International Criminal Law? –
By Kai Ambos The proposal to acknowledge a global crime of ecocide (“ecocide”) exhibits nice confidence within the regulatory potential of Prison Regulation, however generates […]
The legal consequences of Delcy Rodríguez’s tapping on Spanish soil –
By Isaac Ibáñez García Mangas Martín says (“Lies and fantasies between Madrid and Caracas”. El Mundo, February 19, 2020) that “The Venezuelan vp entered Spanish […]
The Assange case and extradition –
By Gonzalo Quintero Olivares The media consideration aroused by the trial on the extradition of Julian Assange to the US is exceptional. Choose Baraitser of […]
An unnoticed anniversary: 2020 CISG @ 40 –
By Jaime Alcalde Silva 40 years in the past, on April 11, 1980, the UNCITRAL meeting assembly in Vienna authorised the United Nations Conference on […]
Freedom in the battle for political opinions: the ECHR rules in favor of the BDS movement –
For Kai Ambos Requires a boycott are allowed so long as they don’t incite violence, hatred or intolerance In a judgment that has acquired little […]
Salus Populi Suprema (Europae) Lex –
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The right to remain silent and company lawyers –
By Isaac Ibáñez García As identified by Professor Alonso García (“The implementation by the Court Costituzionale of the multi-level protection of rights in the EU […]
Why do we need a Supply Chain Law?
By Kai Ambos In Germany, the dialogue on a provide chain legislation (Provide Chain Act) has gained new momentum with the latest federal authorities invoice […]
Why do we need a Supply Chain Law? – Warehouse of Law
By Kai Ambos In Germany, the dialogue on a provide chain legislation (Provide Chain Act) has gained new momentum with the latest federal authorities invoice […]