Enjoyed speaking of protection of cultural heritage in conflicts involving armed non-State actors at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, for the conference "Economic, Social and Cultural rights in an Age of exits"
I am a historian of US foreign policy. I have read many, many letters from US Presidents to foreign leaders, and I have never read a letter from the US President so unhinged, so threatening, so bizarre, so completely lacking in basic etiquette. Trump is deeply, deeply unwell.
Moshe Hirsch explains the use of historical narratives and interaction with collective memories by international courts and tribunals #MPEiPro https://t.co/qJY3oZEWuN
Read articles and commentary on ‘Sovereignty: A concept in flux?’ from experts in international law. Covering sovereign debt, state succession, protection of sovereignty, state immunity and more https://t.co/LhlgEJaL5p
The #Jessup2020 Compromis is out now, but in case you were unsure on a few points, your team can now submit requests for Corrections & Clarifications. You can find the form on your team homepage.
A throwback to the Gala Dinner of the ESIL conference in Athens to extend our warm congratulations to Alice Ollino, which was awarded the @esil_sedi Young Scholar Prize for her conference paper, as well as to @MariePetersmann for her Honorary Mention!
PRESS RELEASE: the #ICJ will hold public hearings on the question of reparations in the case concerning Armed Activities on the Territory of the Congo (#DRC v. #Uganda) from Monday 18 to Friday 22 November 2019 https://t.co/El1y0nPGdt
ESIL Young Scholar Prize: Congratulations to Alice Ollino for her paper on human rights in transboundary contexts and to Marie-Catherine Petersmann for her Honorable Mention for her paper on rethinking climate change!