Balancing National Security and Human Rights—How U.S. Refugee Policy Evolves and Interacts with International Laws
Written by Martin Ma Since 1950s, there has been a surge in the immigration population to the…
Alone Among Democracies: America’s Return to Capital Punishment
Written by Julie Gobble On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order that drastically…
Greenwashing in Fashion: Can International Law Stop Deceptive Sustainability Claims?
Written by Erin Soro The fashion industry has long been under scrutiny for its environmental impact. In…
Fujimori’s Influence from Beyond the Grave: How Peru’s New Impunity Law Could Impede Justice for Crimes Against Humanity Victims
Written by Taylor Potenziano On August 7, 2024, Peru enacted Law 32107, more commonly known as the…
No More Chains: A Proposed Solution to End Sex and Labor Trafficking in Libya Through the Intervention of the African Union’s Peace and Security Council
Written by Bolu Jegede Introduction For the ninth year in a row, Libya remains a special…
The Hellenic Republic’s Legitimate Claim to the Parthenon Marbles and the International Law of Cultural Property
Written by Dimitrios Kostaras The illicit procurement of the Parthenon…
Gender Persecution: The ICC’s Landmark Judgment Against Al Hassan and its Global Implications
Written by Lauren Thompson Introduction The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) judgment against the former chief of…
Courts or Compromise? Resolving the Nile River Dispute Under International Law
Written by Nathan Yost Introduction In March 2011, Ethiopia announced the construction of the Grand Ethiopian…
Self-Determination, Economics & Migration: The Ongoing Battle Between the Western Sahara, Morocco, and EU
Written by Ithar M. Hassan Introduction On October 4, 2024, the Court of Justice of the…
How U.S. Investment Restrictions on China Could Backfire Internationally
Written by Vivienne Monger Introduction The ongoing TikTok debate has sparked heated discussions about U.S.-China trade…
