BJILMar 19, 20183 minUS-EU Data Privacy Dissonance Continues United States v. Microsoft Corp.By Stephen Dockery Widely divergent views of data privacy continue to be a thorn in the side of American-European relations. And until...
BJILMar 14, 20181 minThis Day in International Law: March 14thOn March 14 1975, representatives of some eighty-one States along with ten intergovernmental organizations and agencies gathered in...
BJILMar 11, 20183 minAn Overview of DisenfranchisementBy Dru Spiller Voting is a central part of civic duty and a basic element of democracy. Despite its importance, this right is often...
BJILMar 8, 20182 minThis Day in International Law: March 7thBy Julia Jacovides On this day in 1989, Iran broke off diplomatic relations with Britain for its refusal to denounce Salman Rushdie and...
BJILMar 8, 20183 minA Right Without Substance? The Right to Education in Prisons in European Human Rights LawBy Sam Mottahedan Education has been formally recognized as a human right since the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Article...
BJILMar 2, 20182 minThis Day in International Law: February 28thBy Dru Spiller On this day in 1922 Great Britain declared limited independence for Egypt following the conclusion of a campaign for...
BJILFeb 24, 20184 minThe Breakdown of International Law in the South China SeaBy Edward Richter The United States (US) is on a collision course with China over the South China Sea. US attempts to enforce...
BJILFeb 23, 20181 minToday in International Law: February 22ndBy Stephen Dockery On February 22, 1918, Montana’s sedition act—which criminalized speaking out against the government and its...
BJILFeb 11, 20185 minNon-Refoulement and Internally Displaced Persons: A Call for Enhanced Protection?Guest Contributor: Jenny Poon Ph.D. Candidate; Faculty of Law, University of Western Ontario. Introduction Based on United Nations High...