Commentaries

The Hague Justice Portal is a project of The Hague Academic Coalition (HAC)
Carnegie Foundation
The Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law
International Institute of Social Studies
Leiden University - Campus The Hague / Grotius Centre
Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael'
Hague Academy of International Law
The Hague University of Applied Sciences
T.M.C. Asser Institute

Archive Commentaries News

Commentaries fr

or by organisation/case:

Title	Author	Date
Case Concerning Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay (Argentina v. Uruguay): Of Environmental Impact Assessments and "Phantom Experts" Dr. Panos Merkouris examines the key legal issues of the recent ICJ case concerning Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay.	Merkouris, Panos	15 Jul 2010
Australia attempts to harpoon Japanese whaling program Prof. Frans Nelissen and Steffen van der Velde examine the key legal issues relating to the proceedings brought by Australia over Japan’s whaling programme.	Nelissen, Frans A. & Van der Velde, Steffen	05 Jul 2010
Australia v. Japan: JARPA II Whaling Case before the International Court of Justice Donald R. Rothwell outlines Australia's case against Japan at the ICJ over its whaling programme.	Rothwell, Donald R.	02 Jul 2010
The Immunity of the United Nations before the Dutch courts Revisited Guido den Dekker & Jessica Schechinger discuss the Court of Appeal decision on UN immunity before Dutch courts.	Den Dekker, Guido & Schechinger, Jessica	04 Jun 2010
The Kampala Review Conference: Which way forward for the International Criminal Court? As the ICC Review Conference opens in Kampala, Nelly Corbin gives an overview of some of the issues facing international criminal justice.	Corbin, Nelly	03 Jun 2010
UN-immunity disregards fundamental human rights: A decision by the Court of Appeals at The Hague in the case of the Mothers of Srebrenica Axel Hagedorn comments on the Court of Appeals decision upholding the immunity of the United Nations.	Hagedorn, Axel	28 Apr 2010
The Al Bashir Appeals Chamber Judgment on Genocide: A Critical Appraisal in Law and in Context Dov Jacobs analyses the potential genocide charge against President al-Bashir in light of the recent Appeals Chamber Judgment.	Jacobs, Dov	08 Mar 2010
Some Observations on Defence Aspects of the Karadzic Case– And a Plea for 'Hybrid' Representation in International Criminal Law Björn Elberling discusses the assignment of standby counsel and the funding of defence legal advisors in the Karadzic trial.	Elberling, Björn	01 Mar 2010

1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6| 7| 8| 9|

vwActive_DEF

Page Tools

Share |