PluriCourts Blog
Welcome to the PluriCourts Blog, an interdisciplinary blog dedicated to discuss and comment on topical issues relating to international courts and tribunals.
By Erik Røsæg.
The public debate about ongoing volunteer rescue operations of migrants from northern Africa heading for Europe has been rather confused. This is an attempt to clarify the legal framework for European states’ ethical and political decisions in this respect.
By Geir Ulfstein. This text was originally published on EJIL: Talk!.
By Emma Carrol and Victoria Skeie
Tom Ginsburg has, as of 2018, sat on PluriCourts scientific advisory board. This week he presented his current project on authoritarian international law.
By Emma Carrol on instituting a global sanctions regime and its impact on international law. A brief analysis of the impact of a global sanctions regime on international human rights law, and its introduction at the EU.
Blog post by Malcolm Langford, Daniel Behn and Laura Letorneau-Tremblay. This text was originally published on EJIL: Talk!.