The Playground of International Law: China’s Perspective
By Professor Bob Berring China’s actions in the world of international law puzzle some commentators. China has signed on to a wide variety of international […]
LGBTI Asylum Seekers May Still Face Hardships in EU, Despite Recent ECJ Decision Ruling in Favor of Gay Asylum Seekers
By Ido Kilovaty, Assistant Contributor Asylum seekers fleeing persecution on the grounds of their sexual orientation and gender identity often seek refuge in the EU. […]
The Equator Principles: Soft Law in International Project Finance
By Willi Künzli, Assistant Contributor A group of ten financial institutions agreed in 2003 on a set of principles to guide their lending policies on […]