Recent U.S. Attacks on Alleged Drug Boats & the U.N. Charter: Law Enforcement or Warfare
Written by J’da Tyler *This blog post does not account for the recent escalation between the United…
Playing fair? How Sportswashing Exposes the Limits of Corporate Human Rights Accountability
Written by Madelyn Bryan Introduction Sports have long been at the heart of pop culture, captivating audiences…
Catch & Revoke: How Trump’s AI is Silencing Student Activism
Written by Morgan McCann Introduction Following Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack on Israel and Israel’s devastating military…
Paper Tiger of the Seas: The South China Sea and the Enforcement Gap in UNCLOS
Written by Jonathan Alberts Introduction The South China Sea remains one of the most strategically significant and…
Who Counts as an Employer? Understanding ILO Convention No. 190 and Employer Liability
Written by Cecile Paquette Introduction The International Labor Organization (ILO) adopted Convention No. 190 (Convention 190) and…
Crypto’s Currency in Crime
Written by André Fouque Introduction The rise in popularity of cryptocurrency has been met with enthusiasm not…
An International Law Perspective on the U.S.’s Recent Strikes in International Waters
Written by Lily Fernandez November 19, 2025 *While the situation between the United States and Venezuela has…
Just Justice? Rulings from Colombia’s Special Jurisdiction for Peace
Written by Alexander Diaz Introduction In a Colombian courtroom on September 18th, 2025, twelve former military officers…
Closing the Gap: The Case for a Binding Cyber Treaty Against State-Sponsored Cyberattacks
Written by Sarah Wydra Introduction On August 13, 2025, the Norwegian Police Security Service disclosed pro-Russian hackers…
A New Frontier: Defining “Peaceful Purposes” for the Exploration and Use of Outer Space
Written by Anthony Phan Introduction On October 10, 1967, the United Nations (“U.N.”) entered into force the…
