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In The Bahamas, admiralty law plays a crucial role in regulating the conduct of vessels operating in the navigable waters surrounding the islands. 🚢 Discover more here 🌊 https://lnkd.in/e6u54J_z

Rear Admiral Kunal Singh Rajkumar, VSM, IN 🎙️, Flag Officer Doctrines and Concepts, presenting on “UNCLOS and the Rule of Law in the Indian Ocean.” The presentation highlights the importance of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 🌍⚓ in ensuring legal governance over maritime activities, securing peaceful use of the seas, and fostering regional stability 🌊⚖️. #IPRD24 #UNCLOS #IndianOcean #RuleOfLaw #MaritimeSecurity #InternationalLaw

We summarise our previous postings on Emergency (Defense) Regulations 1945. 1) This law is a British law enacted during the Mandatory Period 2) Two days before Israel declares a state, this law has been revoked 3) Instead of adopting a formal constitution, Israel reinstates this law 4) This law is used on Palestinians only 5) Israel states this law is applicable as Jordan has never gazetted the law 6) But the law itself says it doesn’t need to be gazetted 7) This law states that civil offences go to civil court, but Israel sends Palestinians to Military Courts Why is Israel contradicting itself? #palestine #legal #law #israel #illegal #selective#selectiveprosecution #administrativedetention #military#militarycourt #civil #civilcourt #court #liberation #justice #freepalestine

✅ What military administrative offences are distinguished in the Code of Administrative Offences of Ukraine? ✅ According to the available statistics, which administrative offences are the most frequent in court practice? To find out how such disputes are resolved and what are the current specifics of court practice on military administrative offences, see the analytical article by Kateryna Petrushyna, Head of Dispute Resolution and Litigation Practice at SYROTA DZIS MELNYK & PARTNERS Law Firm on the website: ⏩ https://lnkd.in/eYpbSzeD.

My latest blog, for The Times of Israel

The case study of Mr Rabih Zakaria examines the grave injustices he has faced. He is a Lebanese citizen served in the Lebanese Army for over 18.5 years. His experiences highlight significant human rights violations, including torture, arbitrary detention, and wrongful dismissal. To read more about this case study and what CCLS has done locally and internationally: https://lnkd.in/dZr8NAn4

Nuts & Bolts of the International Criminal Court Arrest Warrants in the ‘Situation in Palestine’ An excellent explainer, from Tom Dannenbaum following the ICC’s Pre-Trial Chamber I issue of three warrants: one for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, one for former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and one for Mohammed Diab Ibrahim Al-Masri (commonly known as “Deif”), the leader of Hamas’s military wing. Deif is presumed dead, but, unlike Ismail Haniyeh and Yahya Sinwar, for whom the Prosecutor had also requested warrants, his death has not yet been confirmed. Some interesting discussion on the duty of states and the question of head of state immunity - is it relevant? Perhaps Israel could stymie this by employing the complementarity principle and undertaking its own criminal process? What of universal jurisdiction under Geneva law? https://lnkd.in/eBkrKbJ9 #israel #gaza #warcrimes #icc #jurisdiction #complementarity #hamas #atrocity #hostages #starvation

Reading List | International Law 🌎 We recommend 10+ articles that explore ideas like the role of the International Criminal Court, regulation of weapons of mass destruction and the contested meaning of global justice. Find the list 👇 https://lnkd.in/e_umP6dq

Via International Affairs: The recommended 10+ articles that explore ideas like; 👉the role of the International Criminal Court, 👉regulation of weapons of mass destruction and the contested meaning of global justice. Find the list 👇