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Multiple official and quasi-official actors—including at least a handful of national governments, groups of states intervening in litigation, and United Nations fact-finding bodies—have described or l...
Available sources here do not list any countries that explicitly prohibit Muslims from holding political office; reporting and documents returned focus on travel bans and organisations (for example, b...
Unilateral sanctions sit uneasily beside international law on navigation: many scholars and UN bodies argue they are extraterritorial and contrary to the UN Charter or customary limits on jurisdiction...
The question "Is the war in Gaza a genocide?" has generated competing legal findings, political claims, and human-rights assessments; authoritative bodies and analysts are divided. Some United Nations...
creates a suite of new federal criminal offences targeting public promotion or incitement of racial hatred, bans on extremist symbols and gestures, and aggravated offences for certain leaders and sett...
The available reporting and court findings do not support the claim that was treated “properly and kindly” by n authorities; rather, contemporaneous medical examinations, family testimony, human-right...
A growing number of authoritative bodies, human-rights organisations and scholars have concluded that Israel’s conduct in Gaza meets the legal threshold for genocide: the UN Independent International ...
The main human rights concerns repeatedly identified across recent UN, human-rights NGOs and judicial reports are: Major international bodies — the UN Special Rapporteur, the ICJ, UN human-rights offi...
The materials provided present three core claims: specific behavioral and quantitative indicators can signal the risk of ethnic cleansing; real-time conflict datasets and staged frameworks help operat...