Everything to Know About the New Effort to Close the Global Justice Gap
Domestic workers in Mexico gain basic labor rights, an Indigenous group in Honduras wins reparations and future protection for their land, 68 million people in...
Vietnam gets fresh opportunity to help shape international law
In the Asia region, most of the positions in ILC were already estimated to be occupied in the election this year, therefore 45 candidates had...
SPLC President: Marking International Human Rights Day as U.S. democracy is under attack
Later this week, President Biden will host an international Summit for Democracy, inviting more than 100 government leaders from across the world to join in...
Hong Kong: Tiananmen vigil convictions an affront to human rights and international law
Responding to the convictions of three Hong Kong pro-democracy figures – Jimmy Lai, Gwyneth Ho and Chow Hang-tung – over their involvement in the city’s...
Opinion: China runs roughshod over international law to expand its territory and influence without firing a shot
NEW DELHI, India (Project Syndicate)—As the world’s largest, strongest, and longest-surviving dictatorship, contemporary China lacks the rule of law. Yet it is increasingly using its rubber-stamp...
The crisis of international law
The idea of promoting the human rights agenda in the image and likeness of the Western countries’ principles - as the repositories of Absolute Truth...