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Minority Indigenous Language Rights Laws: A Comparative Study, Caroline Baltay
Minority Indigenous Language Rights Laws: A Comparative Study, Caroline Baltay
Emory International Law Review
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Calming The Waters: The International Atomic Energy Agency As A Viable Model To Address Water Weaponization, Jenna Beasley
Calming The Waters: The International Atomic Energy Agency As A Viable Model To Address Water Weaponization, Jenna Beasley
Emory International Law Review
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Where Custom Dictates: A Comparison Of The Integration Of Customary Law In Nigeria And South Africa As Applicable To Custody And Family Law Dispute, Madelyn Cameron
Where Custom Dictates: A Comparison Of The Integration Of Customary Law In Nigeria And South Africa As Applicable To Custody And Family Law Dispute, Madelyn Cameron
Emory International Law Review
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A (Sovereign) License To Kill? The Boundaries Of Jurisdictional Immunities For State-Sponsored Crimes, Thibault Moulin
A (Sovereign) License To Kill? The Boundaries Of Jurisdictional Immunities For State-Sponsored Crimes, Thibault Moulin
Emory International Law Review
Thanks to their immunities, states are normally not subject to civil proceedings before foreign courts. While some may argue there are exceptions to this principle, in particular regarding acta de jure gestionis, the International Court of Justice refused to recognize the existence of further limitations to this principle in the Jurisdictional Immunities of the State case. However, even after the judgment, several questions remain unresolved. This article clarifies the boundaries of civil immunities in the field, and especially vis-à-vis state-sponsored crimes. This article finds that state-sponsored crimes may qualify as sovereign acts and that contradiction with jus cogens is …
The Right To Work And Africa’S Crackdowns On Street Vendors, Kaylee Morgan Roberts
The Right To Work And Africa’S Crackdowns On Street Vendors, Kaylee Morgan Roberts
Emory International Law Review
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