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… of acting freely, you disqualify him for obeying the law of God. Slavery does this, and in order to do this, she … but would shudder at the thought. Now, then, for our charges. The other day, when in Dundee, I tabled the charges; I mean to read them every place I go. I have as many …

… lie ahead On Friday, March 23, the European Council of the EU, meeting in its Article 50 configuration—that is, without … UK Prime Minister Theresa May—welcomed the agreement of EU and UK negotiators on parts of the legal text of the … of the framework for the future relationship between the EU and UK. That understanding will be elaborated in a …

… the third event of the European Studies Council and Yale Law School colloquium series, Professor Anatole Boute of the … success, however, depends on several factors. For one, the EU must continue to work toward ensuring a competitive … to absorb shocks. Moreover, Dr. Chyong asserted that the EU must simultaneously guarantee stringent and …

… Harold Hongju Koh, Sterling Professor of International Law with Yale Law School. There are two articles of … to do whatever I want.” Koh describes how, historically, constitutional norms require the president and Congress to … Free and fair elections are the lifeblood of US constitutional democracy. Yet when asked whether he would …

… Published Sunday, March 7, 1999 in the San Jose Mercury News DURING the Cambodian genocide of 1975-79, about 1.7 … government offered amnesty to Pol Pot’s ex-brother-in-law, the ex-foreign minister of the genocidal regime, Ieng … and recommended further legal action: An international tribunal to judge the crimes of the top leaders. A truth …

… five years. During this time the prospect of a genocide tribunal that would try the remaining leaders of the Khmer … as well as in the international sphere, made a genocide tribunal more politically viable, so did the increasing body … Ariane Kirtley , Wai-Keng Kwok, Curtis Lambrecht , Barbara Law, Putheara Lay, Botumroath LeBun , Troeung Lim, Robert …

… August 4, 2023 Satellite mosaic of Papua in 1990 Yale Law School, 2004 Lowenstein Clinic/Schell Center Report on …

… trials of the former leaders of the Catalan government on charges of sedition and public fraud, and then, most …

… Germany intends to discuss the matter in both the EU and NATO and plans to notify the Organization for the … was “completely unacceptable and a breach of international law.” In a similar tone, Jens Stoltenberg, the secretary … said his life is no longer in danger, which is very good news for all his friends and admirers around the world. But …

… K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic at Yale Law School found ample evidence that the violence against the …

… january 23 Dangerous Alliances-Cooperation Between the EU and Third States in Migration Lena Riemer , Yale … Moreno-Lax,  Queen Mary University of London - School of Law february 27 Understanding Legal Recourse for Refugees in Turkey Pilar Brito,  Yale University - Law School Revisiting the Procedure and Normative …

… Crimes of War Project , Since 1945, a far-reaching body of law – whose centerpiece is the Geneva Conventions of 1949 – … challenges to the existing system of international law, provoking debate about whether the law should evolve … War Crimes Research Links Nuremberg International Military Tribunal Berkeley War Crimes Studies Center Nomination of …