🆕 Post 🗞 @IrinaCrivet explains why #Moldova’s ratification of the #IstanbulConvention earlier this year was a “mic-drop” moment, and showcases some of the recent encouraging developments concerning the Convention ⬇️
https://t.co/TGmDcZEr8P
@EmiratesSupport My flight EK0031 from DXB to LHR was cancelled. My booking is not showing in Manage Booking. I need the earliest rebooking back to London. Can you help?
#Mexico: Supreme Court ruling that decisions of the UN Committee against Torture on interim measures are binding & part of the constitutional order is profoundly significant. With 6 cases pending against the State party, it is crucial that the interim measures are fully respected
🤩 Meet the amazing team that brings you the weekly report "What's New in Public Law" at I-CONnect, the Blog of the International Journal of Constitutional Law.
A marvelous group that keeps us all informed on news in administrative, constitutional, and international law! 🎉
How often do states comply with UN treaty bodies? In a review of state responses to over 1,400 adverse decisions, @AndreasUllmann1 sees reason for cautious optimism. https://t.co/khYhLlAc2k
#CERD adopted a decision on the lack of equitable & non-discriminatory access to COVID-19 vaccines, calling on States to prioritize human rights in health crises, including by suspending intellectual property rights.
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Judgment Manole v. Republic of Moldova - Judge penalized for disclosing prematurely the reasons for her dissenting opinion : breach of freedom of expression provision
https://t.co/jq3Tt0pqJu
#ECHR#CEDH#ECHRpress
Mexico failed to ensure access to inclusive tertiary education for woman with intellectual disability, UN Committee finds https://t.co/sVEAzUviPP #CRPD2023
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Is the bad news about compliance bad news about human rights? In our paper with @HBullfan in @ISQ_Jrnl we say the answer is no.
Below a short thread about it. https://t.co/QTbWqksU2A
Interested in research on the UN treaty bodies and/or compliance with IHRL?
@Andreas_vStaden and I have a new OA Article out in JCR.
We present a new dataset on (almost) all decisions by the treaty bodies in individual complaints cases until 2020.
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Today Moldova commemorates 31 years from the war in Transnistria — one of Russia's first attempts to keep a former colony under its influence. I was born during that conflict, my mother could hear the shelling from the maternity ward. Photos by Nicolae Pojoga
Tonight, anti-government protesters in #Moldova were on the streets, demanding the country's pro-EU president step down. Last week @wired covered the shadowy network of Facebook pages paying to advertise the protests:
https://t.co/WF2Gorq7MT
In addition to renouncing New START treaty, #Putin today also canceled a 2012 decree that guarantees #Moldova's sovereignty, territorial integrity and neutrality in resolving the #Transnistria conflict, Moldovan and Romanian media reported this afternoon.
https://t.co/SAtSlyXTFu
Hooked on social media since 6 Feb, 1st thing in the morning & falling asleep with my phone in hand. The injustice I've been witnessing weighs heavy on my heart! Geçmiş olsun to my 2nd home #Turkiye & başınız sağolsun #Syria نت��نى لكم الشفاء العاجل
Intentional restriction of access to @Twitter in Turkey at a time when exchange of information and urgent pleas have saved and may save lives and assist humanitarian efforts violates so many fundamental rights starting with right to life that I cannot exhaustively list here.
⚠️ Confirmed: Real-time network data show Twitter has been restricted in #Turkey; the filtering is applied on major internet providers and comes as the public come to rely on the service in the aftermath of a series of deadly earthquakes
📰 Report: https://t.co/CEbfgeBpvz