Rethinking the United States’s Approach to Fighting Tax Evasion

Rethinking the United States’s Approach to Fighting Tax Evasion The United States must reconsider its approach to fighting tax evasion. While globalization and technological advancements have improved the accessibility and seamlessness of foreign investment, they have also offered more opportunities for tax fraud.[1] Nations historically fought… Read More

How Human is Human Enough: The Implications of Chinese Policy on AI Generated Copyright Protection

Intellectual Property protection on the international level is both a creature of international pressures and domestic law.[1] Global integration, the rise of multinational corporations, and expanding competence in the field of Artificial Intelligence has complicated the already varied framework for IP protection across borders.[2] The Berne Convention for the Protection… Read More

Philippine Ghost Projects as a Crime Against Humanity

When an act is a crime against humanity under Article 7 of the Rome Statute, the ICC gets involved. Under Article 7, the ICC has prosecuted crimes like murder, enslavement, and torture.[1] Corruption is not a crime against humanity under Article 7. Instead, corruption is regulated by the United… Read More