The legality of U.S. missile strikes against alleged drug traffickers in South American waters has come under scrutiny from both domestic and international observers due to its apparent conflict with longstanding norms regarding a state’s treatment of individuals.

Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger's departure from the ICC sparks tensions over power struggles, selective justice, and alliances.

How the effort to prosecute Jair Bolsonaro has led to global economic developments.

The Rohingya now seek refuge in Bangladesh amid ongoing legal battles for accountability through the International Court of Justice.

Olympic and Paralympic glory for refugee athletes represents a hard-won achievement in light of ongoing difficulties facing refugees.

The most dangerous migration route in the world is only gaining popularity. Nearly two hundred migrants capsized in a rubber dingy in the Mediterranean. [1] In June 2023, a boat overflowing with migrant refugees attempting to reach the shores of Greece capsized in Greek waters, causing hundreds of deaths and prompting an increase in attention towards an ongoing crisis.[2] This event was the most catastrophic in contemporary history, adding to an already mountainous and deva

The UN makes an unprecedented challenge to another international forum’s global tax policy. [1] On December 6, 2023, 138 Member States of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), representing ninety percent of the global GDP, endorsed a reform of the international tax system.[2] The reform, known as the Two-Pillar Solution, aims to address the tax challenges arising from the digitalization of the global economy.[3] Pillar One sought to ensure a fair

Persisting ambiguity in the "Clear Risk to Safety" standard fosters continued uncertainty for migrants seeking refuge aboard rescue vessels in the Mediterranean Sea. Sea-Watch 3 is one of many migrant sea vessels occupying waters off the Italian coast.[1] For many years, migrant rescue vessels have used what they call the “central route” to cross the Mediterranean Sea from countries like Libya and Tunisia to countries in Europe.[2] The number of migrants has ballooned to a

A resurgence of violence eerily similar to previous ethnic cleansing efforts in Sudan raises the question of how to stop history from repeating itself. Sudanese civilians fleeing the violence waiting to enter a Refugee Camp at the Chad border.[1] “I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart.” Anne Frank, The diary of a young girl[2] Amid the most historically prominent period of genocide and ethnic cleansing, a teenage girl was determined