A Technological Threat to Human Rights: The Case for United Nations Artificial Intelligence Regulation
Kate Rogers Vol. 43 Associate Editor The lack of regulation concerning artificial intelligence (“AI”) poses a risk to international peace […]
What Nestle & Cargill v. Doe Means for International Corporate Responsibility
Michelle Mealer Vol. 42 Associate Editor Examples abound of US companies either directly or indirectly abetting human rights violations within […]
Extending Universal Jurisdiction to Corporate Human Rights Violations
Zoe Goldstein Vol. 42 Associate Editor Although a number of tools exist to hold individuals criminally accountable for human rights […]
Can FIFA Kick its Human Rights Abuses?
Lorena Balic Vol. 42 Associate Editor The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (“FIFA”), the world’s governing soccer body, is notorious […]
Finding Protection for Refugee Culture in International Law
James Moser, Jr. Vol. 42 Associate Editor Humanitarian crises that provoke refugee crises also may impact the survivability of the […]
When All Else May Fail: ECtHR’s Granting of Interim Measures in Armenia v. Azerbaijan and Armenia v. Turkey
Rachelle Kredentser Vol. 42 Associate Editor A common critique of international law and intervention, especially in cases of human rights […]
The Fight for Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang: Why Economic Sanctions Are Not Enough
Tina Al-khersan Vol. 42 Associate Editor Human Rights Abuses in XUAR Since the mid to late 1900s, the Chinese government […]
Rights under Lockdown: Not Releasing Vulnerable Prisoners in the Time of a Pandemic is a Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
Francis Tom Temprosa & Darwin Simpelo Articles Editor & Guest Editor Introduction This argues that the non-release of vulnerable prisoners […]
Between Two States: Adjudicating Human Rights Abuses in Occupied and Annexed Ukraine
Evan Harary Vol. 41 Associate Editor Russian incursion into Ukrainian territory—in the form of the annexation of Crimea and the […]
Federal Death Penalty: International Obligations and Extradition Agreements
Katherine Boothroyd Vol. 41 Associate Editor On Thursday, July 25, 2019, Attorney General William Barr announced that the United States […]