Deputy PM stands by Irish position on Gaza war after Israel closes embassy
Ireland's actions regarding Gaza aim for accountability, rooted in humanitarian law, not hostility toward Israel.
Israel closes Dublin embassy claiming 'antisemitism' as Tanaiste says ICJ genocide case 'not a hostile act'
Ireland expresses disappointment at tensions with Israel following support for the Palestinian case against Israel at the ICJ, while retaining diplomatic relations.
Ireland to formally intervene in South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ after government approval
Ireland seeks to broaden the ICJ's genocide interpretation in response to international crises and promote stronger civilian protections.
Occupied Territories Bill banning imports to Ireland from illegal Israeli settlements to be scrapped and replaced, Tanaiste says
A new bill banning imports from illegally occupied Palestinian territories is necessary due to the unconstitutionality of existing legislation.
Deputy PM stands by Irish position on Gaza war after Israel closes embassy
Ireland's actions regarding Gaza aim for accountability, rooted in humanitarian law, not hostility toward Israel.
Israel closes Dublin embassy claiming 'antisemitism' as Tanaiste says ICJ genocide case 'not a hostile act'
Ireland expresses disappointment at tensions with Israel following support for the Palestinian case against Israel at the ICJ, while retaining diplomatic relations.
Ireland to formally intervene in South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ after government approval
Ireland seeks to broaden the ICJ's genocide interpretation in response to international crises and promote stronger civilian protections.
Occupied Territories Bill banning imports to Ireland from illegal Israeli settlements to be scrapped and replaced, Tanaiste says
A new bill banning imports from illegally occupied Palestinian territories is necessary due to the unconstitutionality of existing legislation.
The Nuremberg trials held Nazi leaders accountable for war crimes, setting a precedent for international law and justice for future generations.
Israeli Forces Admit to Hiding Soldiers in Ambulance in West Bank Raid
Israeli soldiers hiding in an ambulance to raid a refugee camp constitutes a severe breach of international humanitarian law.
The International Criminal Court's Folly
The ICC's recent warrants against Israeli leaders symbolize a potential bias away from its intended purpose, raising concerns over its integrity and jurisdiction.
The International Criminal Court Shows Its Mettle
The ICC's arrest warrant decision marks a pivotal moment in the quest for impartiality in international law regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
ICC chief prosecutor says Israel made no real effort' to probe Gaza crimes
The ICC chief prosecutor asserts that Israel has not adequately investigated war crimes allegations against its leaders, complicating the legal situation.
The recent ceasefire in Gaza followed significant delays in approval from Israel's government, highlighting political tensions amidst ongoing conflicts.
Can toppled Syrian president Bashar al-Assad be brought to justice?
There is hope for accountability for Assad's regime despite challenges.
Nuremberg Trials
The Nuremberg trials held Nazi leaders accountable for war crimes, setting a precedent for international law and justice for future generations.
Israeli Forces Admit to Hiding Soldiers in Ambulance in West Bank Raid
Israeli soldiers hiding in an ambulance to raid a refugee camp constitutes a severe breach of international humanitarian law.
The International Criminal Court's Folly
The ICC's recent warrants against Israeli leaders symbolize a potential bias away from its intended purpose, raising concerns over its integrity and jurisdiction.
The International Criminal Court Shows Its Mettle
The ICC's arrest warrant decision marks a pivotal moment in the quest for impartiality in international law regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
ICC chief prosecutor says Israel made no real effort' to probe Gaza crimes
The ICC chief prosecutor asserts that Israel has not adequately investigated war crimes allegations against its leaders, complicating the legal situation.
The recent ceasefire in Gaza followed significant delays in approval from Israel's government, highlighting political tensions amidst ongoing conflicts.
Can toppled Syrian president Bashar al-Assad be brought to justice?
There is hope for accountability for Assad's regime despite challenges.
Israel's war in Gaza in 2024 has resulted in severe loss of life and humanitarian crisis, escalating accusations of genocide and violations of international law.
From Helena to the Hague, climate court cases pile up
Legal actions are rising to hold governments and industries accountable for climate change failures.
Recent court rulings indicate a possible shift in climate change litigation.
How Syria might prosecute Assad DW 12/14/2024
The end of Assad's tyranny signifies hope for accountability and reconciliation in Syria's troubled past.
Rethinking the UN: Reform or obsolescence?
The international community must adapt legal frameworks to address contemporary human rights challenges in Gaza.
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The International Court of Justice is assessing national responsibilities regarding climate change and potential legal consequences for harmful actions.
What to know about 5 key climate cases that could be decided in 2025
Climate litigation has seen significant wins and losses in 2023, shaping the future of environmental accountability.
Gaza's 2024: A year of war and misery
Israel's war in Gaza in 2024 has resulted in severe loss of life and humanitarian crisis, escalating accusations of genocide and violations of international law.
From Helena to the Hague, climate court cases pile up
Legal actions are rising to hold governments and industries accountable for climate change failures.
Recent court rulings indicate a possible shift in climate change litigation.
How Syria might prosecute Assad DW 12/14/2024
The end of Assad's tyranny signifies hope for accountability and reconciliation in Syria's troubled past.
Rethinking the UN: Reform or obsolescence?
The international community must adapt legal frameworks to address contemporary human rights challenges in Gaza.
What to Know About a Landmark Court Case
The International Court of Justice is assessing national responsibilities regarding climate change and potential legal consequences for harmful actions.
What to know about 5 key climate cases that could be decided in 2025
Climate litigation has seen significant wins and losses in 2023, shaping the future of environmental accountability.
UN Asks International Court to Probe Legality of Israel's Ban on UNRWA
The UN General Assembly's resolution signifies a major shift in international support for Palestinian refugees, challenging Israel's actions and affirming humanitarian rights.
NYT investigates' genocide, uncovers nothing but loosened standards'
The article reveals that Israel modified its military rules, prioritizing attacks on Hamas even at the cost of civilian lives in Gaza.
Amnesty International investigation concludes that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza
Israel is accused of committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza according to Amnesty International's new report.
Several countries slam Israeli plans to expand settlements in Syria's Golan
Israel's expansion of settlements in the Golan Heights faces widespread international criticism amid ongoing military actions in Syria.
Israel and the ICC: A legal scholar's response to The Washington Post
The ICC's arrest warrants strengthen its legitimacy rather than reflect bias, countering misinformation about its jurisdiction and actions regarding international crimes.
In Israeli Video, Detainee Says Hamas Operates Out of Gaza Hospital
The ongoing conflict involves complex legal and ethical considerations regarding military actions near hospitals in Gaza.
UN Asks International Court to Probe Legality of Israel's Ban on UNRWA
The UN General Assembly's resolution signifies a major shift in international support for Palestinian refugees, challenging Israel's actions and affirming humanitarian rights.
NYT investigates' genocide, uncovers nothing but loosened standards'
The article reveals that Israel modified its military rules, prioritizing attacks on Hamas even at the cost of civilian lives in Gaza.
Amnesty International investigation concludes that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza
Israel is accused of committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza according to Amnesty International's new report.
Several countries slam Israeli plans to expand settlements in Syria's Golan
Israel's expansion of settlements in the Golan Heights faces widespread international criticism amid ongoing military actions in Syria.
Israel and the ICC: A legal scholar's response to The Washington Post
The ICC's arrest warrants strengthen its legitimacy rather than reflect bias, countering misinformation about its jurisdiction and actions regarding international crimes.
In Israeli Video, Detainee Says Hamas Operates Out of Gaza Hospital
The ongoing conflict involves complex legal and ethical considerations regarding military actions near hospitals in Gaza.
The Trump administration's foreign policy will likely target the system of international law itself, rather than traditional adversaries like China or Russia.
Elizabeth Warren Claims Trump's Threats to Take Foreign Territory Are a Distraction From His Embattled Nominees
Senator Warren argues Trump's invasion threats distract from his controversial cabinet nominees' scrutiny.
Farage claims Trump insiders horrified' at Chagos Islands deal with Mauritius
Trump's cabinet reportedly disapproves of Starmer's plans for the Chagos Islands handover.
The UK government insists they must follow an ICJ ruling regarding the islands.
The Most Reckless Trump Foreign Policy
The Trump administration's foreign policy will likely target the system of international law itself, rather than traditional adversaries like China or Russia.
Elizabeth Warren Claims Trump's Threats to Take Foreign Territory Are a Distraction From His Embattled Nominees
Senator Warren argues Trump's invasion threats distract from his controversial cabinet nominees' scrutiny.
Farage claims Trump insiders horrified' at Chagos Islands deal with Mauritius
Trump's cabinet reportedly disapproves of Starmer's plans for the Chagos Islands handover.
The UK government insists they must follow an ICJ ruling regarding the islands.
Gaza hospitals on brink of total collapse' from Israel attacks: UN
The UN report indicates severe attacks on Gaza hospitals, resulting in significant casualties and a healthcare system on the brink of collapse.
Israel and its supporters cannot gaslight the law
Arguments that the ICC is criminalising self-defence in Israel's actions are unfounded and misinterpret international humanitarian law, which prioritizes civilian protection.
Gaza hospitals on brink of total collapse' from Israel attacks: UN
The UN report indicates severe attacks on Gaza hospitals, resulting in significant casualties and a healthcare system on the brink of collapse.
Israel and its supporters cannot gaslight the law
Arguments that the ICC is criminalising self-defence in Israel's actions are unfounded and misinterpret international humanitarian law, which prioritizes civilian protection.
French court refuses to expedite trial of Sky ECC cryptophone distributor Thomas Herdman | Computer Weekly
A special criminal court in Paris will hear a case involving 30 defendants linked to encrypted phone distribution to organized crime, affecting global law enforcement.
EU research funds flow to Israel despite outrage over Gaza war
EU funding to Israeli institutions has surpassed $250 million since the Gaza conflict began, raising concerns over military implications.
FIFA faces backlash over 'unacceptable' map of Ukraine that appeared to omit Crimea
FIFA faces backlash for displaying a map of Ukraine that omitted Crimea during a World Cup qualifying draw.
The Guardian view on a Moscow assassination: Ukraine's justified strike and Russia's baseless outrage | Editorial
The assassination of Lt Gen Igor Kirillov by Ukrainian forces represents a legitimate act of self-defense under international law amid the ongoing conflict.
FIFA faces backlash over 'unacceptable' map of Ukraine that appeared to omit Crimea
FIFA faces backlash for displaying a map of Ukraine that omitted Crimea during a World Cup qualifying draw.
The Guardian view on a Moscow assassination: Ukraine's justified strike and Russia's baseless outrage | Editorial
The assassination of Lt Gen Igor Kirillov by Ukrainian forces represents a legitimate act of self-defense under international law amid the ongoing conflict.
What's been said at the landmark ICJ climate hearings? DW 12/07/2024
Antigua and Barbuda's climate crisis highlights the disproportionate impact on low-emission countries due to actions by larger greenhouse gas emitters.
ICJ Set to Decide Whether Fueling Climate Change Violates International Law
The ICJ hearings signify a pivotal moment in global efforts to acknowledge and address the climate crisis, encouraging international legal accountability.
What's been said at the landmark ICJ climate hearings? DW 12/07/2024
Antigua and Barbuda's climate crisis highlights the disproportionate impact on low-emission countries due to actions by larger greenhouse gas emitters.
ICJ Set to Decide Whether Fueling Climate Change Violates International Law
The ICJ hearings signify a pivotal moment in global efforts to acknowledge and address the climate crisis, encouraging international legal accountability.
Israeli settlements and military expansion threaten the viability of a Palestinian state.
Will the status of Syrian refugees in Europe change?
The collapse of the al-Assad dynasty has led to European countries pausing asylum requests for Syrian refugees, raising safety concerns.
Foreign fighters defend DR Congo from M23 rebels DW 12/11/2024
Colonel Romuald leads a private security team in DRC to combat rebel forces, highlighting the complex dynamics of international military involvement.
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DRC: The foreign mercenaries defending Goma from M23 rebels DW 12/10/2024
Colonel Romuald leads a private security mission in DR Congo, fighting against the M23 militia to support the Congolese army and restore regional stability.
Israel: PM Netanyahu takes stand in corruption trial DW 12/10/2024
Netanyahu's court appearance highlights his legal battles amid broader political and military tensions in Israel.
The trial underscores the intersection of corruption allegations and international law in Netanyahu's leadership.
Israel seizes Syrian buffer zone amid airstrikes on Assad's weapons depots'
Israeli forces have seized control of a buffer zone in Syria to target regime weapons depots amid ongoing conflicts involving Syrian rebels.
Palestinians call for action to halt Israeli attacks on West Bank hospitals
Israeli military operations against Palestinians, including hospital raids, raise significant concerns regarding adherence to international humanitarian law.
Israel seizes Syrian buffer zone amid airstrikes on Assad's weapons depots'
Israeli forces have seized control of a buffer zone in Syria to target regime weapons depots amid ongoing conflicts involving Syrian rebels.
Palestinians call for action to halt Israeli attacks on West Bank hospitals
Israeli military operations against Palestinians, including hospital raids, raise significant concerns regarding adherence to international humanitarian law.
Big climate questions arise at top UN court hearing
The ICJ hearings highlight dissatisfaction with COP29 climate finance agreements and seek accountability from major greenhouse gas emitters.
The United Nations Will Hear Landmark Case on Climate Change Responsibility
Small island nations like Vanuatu seek international legal action to address climate change and affirm their rights amid inadequate responses from major economies.
Frontline Nations Demand Climate Accountability at the ICJ
The ICJ is addressing the largest climate case, with Pacific nations holding major polluters accountable for climate change impacts they did not cause.
What Can the World's Top Court Do About Climate Change?
The International Court of Justice is addressing climate protection through international law, examining accountability for big polluters in the context of climate change.
Top UN court to hear landmark climate change case on rising sea levels
The UN's International Court of Justice is hearing a landmark case about state obligations to combat climate change, driven by vulnerable nations like Vanuatu.
Top UN court to begin hearings on landmark climate change case
The ICJ hearings will explore countries' legal obligations to combat climate change and support vulnerable nations.
Big climate questions arise at top UN court hearing
The ICJ hearings highlight dissatisfaction with COP29 climate finance agreements and seek accountability from major greenhouse gas emitters.
The United Nations Will Hear Landmark Case on Climate Change Responsibility
Small island nations like Vanuatu seek international legal action to address climate change and affirm their rights amid inadequate responses from major economies.
Frontline Nations Demand Climate Accountability at the ICJ
The ICJ is addressing the largest climate case, with Pacific nations holding major polluters accountable for climate change impacts they did not cause.
What Can the World's Top Court Do About Climate Change?
The International Court of Justice is addressing climate protection through international law, examining accountability for big polluters in the context of climate change.
Top UN court to hear landmark climate change case on rising sea levels
The UN's International Court of Justice is hearing a landmark case about state obligations to combat climate change, driven by vulnerable nations like Vanuatu.
Top UN court to begin hearings on landmark climate change case
The ICJ hearings will explore countries' legal obligations to combat climate change and support vulnerable nations.