International Law & Human Rights
International criminal law and human rights analysis: International Criminal Court policy, the legal thresholds for genocide, sexual violence as a tool of group destruction, and Europe’s response to conflict and atrocity.
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The ICC’s new policy on slavery crimes reshapes how sexual slavery and enslavement are prosecuted. What it changes for genocide cases, and what it leaves out.
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When does sexual slavery constitute genocide? How international law treats sexual violence as a tool of group destruction, and where the legal thresholds sit.
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Europe’s streets have filled over Gaza while its institutions stay quiet. What the protests reveal about the gap between public opinion and EU policy.
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International law still has no category for people displaced by rising seas. What happens, legally and practically, when an island becomes uninhabitable.
