What About a UN Mission for Xinjiang?

by Magnus Obermann, Beijing Demands are being voiced to investigate China’s violations of basic human rights in Xinjiang by means of an...

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What About a UN Mission for Xinjiang?

by Magnus Obermann, Beijing Demands are being voiced to investigate China’s violations of basic human rights in Xinjiang by means of an...

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The Bundesverfassungsgericht's PSPP decision of 5 May 2020 and its struggle for judicial dominance

The Bundesverfassungsgerichts's recent ECB decision is likely to become a political earthquake. It is not as dire as it seems.

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HOW IMMUNE IS CHINA AGAINST CIVIL LAWSUITS IN U.S. COURTS?

The State of Missouri filed a lawsuit against the PRC and several Chinese institutions, threatening to violate state immunity.

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A Boom for Chemical Weapons in 2018?

This post has originally been published on 25.11.2018. After quite a troublesome year for the ‘Organization for the Prohibition of...

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International Criminal Justice for Cambodia?

This post has been originally published on 25.11.2018. Today (11/16/2018) the Trial Chamber of the ‘Extraordinary Chambers of the Courts...

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The Status of Human Rights in Russia

This post touches upon the Navalnyy v Russia Case before the European Court of Human Rights.

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Can Brazil’s Democracy Survive the Heralds of Authoritarianism?

This post has been originally published on 25.11.2018. “After a highly polarized—and unprecedentedly violent—election, Brazilians have...

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Periodical Review in the UN Human Rights Council

A report on the recent periodical review in the UN Human Rights Council.