The Prosecution ‘Gap’ for Attacks on Subsea Cables and Pipelines | by Jacques Hartmann and Alexander Lott

Listening in Times of Crisis: Notes from the Peoples’ Tribunal for Women of Afghanistan | by Kalika Mehta

🎙️New episode of EJIL: The Podcast! – ‘Holding the Line’ Philippa Webb & Marko Milanovic speak with Nicolas Angelet and Oona Hathaway on the legality of US strikes against suspected drug boats in the Caribbean & threats against Venezuela. 🎧 Listen here:

Cannot wait to listen to Marko, Philippa, Nicolas and @oonahathaway.bsky.social at this @ejiltalk.bsky.social Podcast. www.ejiltalk.org/ejil-the-pod...

First Meeting of the EJIL Executive and Advisory Boards in Their New Composition (September 2025) | by Sarah Nouwen

Non-Binding Instruments in International Economic Diplomacy: A Look at the US Critical Minerals Deals | by Lorenzo Cotula and Sunayana Sasmal

Data Protection in Humanitarian Action: Military Personal Data Processing | by Tatjana Grote

Data Protection in Humanitarian Action: A View from the Americas | by Mariana Salazar Albornoz

Leaving Out ‘Leaving it in the Ground’: The ECtHR’s Greenpeace Nordic Judgment | by Pranav Ganesan

Data Protection in Humanitarian Action | by Wojciech Wiewiórowski

Announcements: CfS ASIL International Criminal Law Scholarship Prize; CfEL Armed Conflict and Climate Change Workshop; CfP Human Rights Essay Award; Year of Climate Change in International Courts Colloquium [...] | by Mary Guest

Anchoring Criminal Jurisdiction at Sea: The Helsinki District Court’s Eagle S Judgement and its impact for the protection of submarine cables and pipelines | by Tom Ruys and Yiannis Bamnios

The EU Reparation Loan as Solutio Damni for Ukraine | by Davide Genini

Today is sort of the 75th birthday of the ECHR and the backlash against this achievement might never have been more widespread and organized as in this moment. @ejiltalk.bsky.social has a carefully argued piece warning against "sleepwalking towards its demise." www.ejiltalk.org/reinforce-re...

Casual Vacancy Elections and “Pre-Campaigning” for Permanent Elections | by Noam Morris

The Security Council and the Western Sahara: Between Self-Determination and Implicit Recognition of Moroccan Sovereignty | by Kushtrim Istrefi

The 1.5°C Temperature Target as a Means to an End: Key Implications of the ICJ’s Interpretation of the Paris Agreement’s Overall Objective | by Rita Guerreiro Teixeira, Nataša Nedeski and Gleider Hernández

Opting Out of Accountability: The United States and the Implications of Withdrawal from the Universal Periodic Review | by Michael Lane and Alice Storey

Announcements: CfP Business, Armed Conflict and International Law Workshop; UN Audiovisual Library of International Law; FAO Role of International Law in Shaping a Better Future Lecture; CfP Fairness and International Law; [...] | by Mary Guest

The Moscow Mechanism Expert Report on the Treatment of Ukrainian Prisoners of War by the Russian Federation | by Hervé Ascencio, Veronika Bilkova and Mark Klamberg

Rethinking Human Rights Treaty Withdrawals: A Process-Based Approach | by Başak Çali and Laurence Helfer

Criminal Boundaries of Being and Turkey’s Future in Europe: Penalization of Gender and “Immoral” Sexuality under Turkey’s 11th Judicial “Reform” Draft | by Bedirhan Erdem and Katrin Müller

Reinforce, Reform or Rupture? The Future of the European Convention on Human Rights | by Alice Donald and Andrew Forde

Further Legal Consequences of Obligations Erga Omnes (Partes) in the ICJ Climate Change Advisory Opinion: Duty of Non-Recognition and Article 62 Intervention | by Icarus Chan

The Hyper Political Nature of International Environmental Law | by Ole W Pedersen

A Follow-Up on the ICJ’s UNRWA Advisory Opinion | by Marko Milanovic

Announcements: Responsibility Sharing in International Refugee Law Book Launch; CfP Central Asia Yearbook on International Law; CfP State Responsibility in Crisis Workshop; International Law Working Group Research Exchange Forum | by Mary Guest

The UN Charter at 80 | by Devika Hovell

Very worthwhile @ejiltalk.bsky.social blog by‪ @deanruskintlaw.bsky.social @universityofga.bsky.social's Prof @desireelc.bsky.social on 'The ILO’s Right to Strike: Distinguishing Non-Binding Principles from Binding Conventions at the ICJ' www.ejiltalk.org/the-ilos-rig...

The WGIII deliberations are heading into the home strecth. As time becomes salient, parties increasingly discuss what tenable compromises look like. In this @ejiltalk.bsky.social post, we explore the dynamic of compromise in the negotiations on Security for Costs. www.ejiltalk.org/time-and-com...

The Bottom Line of the ICJ’s UNRWA Advisory Opinion | by Marko Milanovic

Time and Compromise in UNCITRAL’s Working Group III | by Ladan Mehranvar and Tarald Gulseth Berge

The Pitfalls of Addressing Rising Industrial Un-competitiveness Through Trade Remedies | by Victor Crochet and Weihuan Zhou

The ILO’s Right to Strike: Distinguishing Non-Binding Principles from Binding Conventions at the ICJ | by Desirée LeClercq

The Canary in the Coal Mine: Sawalkot Dam and the Indus Waters Treaty | by Rishabh Bajoria

My post with Sebastian VM on #WesternSahara: does the Commission's new agreement respect the requirements established by the #CJEU in October 2024? In short: nope!

Announcements: The U.S. and International Law in Changing Times Conference; CfP Legitimacy of Legal Decisions Adopted Under Radical Uncertainties Conference; Yearbook on the Law of the Sea; CfP GCRCJS International Conference | by Mary Guest

ICJ Climate Change Advisory Opinion: Peoples and Individuals as Obligees | by Panpailin Jantarasombat and Icarus Chan

I very much enjoyed recording this. Thank you for the invitation to share thoughts with these amazing colleagues

How Not to Trade with Occupying Powers: Western Sahara and the Amendment to the EU-Moroccan Association Agreements | by Andrea Maria Pelliconi and Sebastian von Massow

🎙️ New EJIL Podcast: Non-Intervention — Past, Present & Future 🎙️ When should states butt out of other states’ business? Nehal Bhuta & Megan Donaldson talk with Marco Roscini & Frédéric Mégret on the past, present, & future of non-intervention.

Abd-Al-Rahman Trial Judgment: New Views on the Principle of Legality Applied | by Bruno Biazatti

Improving Fact-Finding for IHL and Harnessing Modern Technology | by Manuel Galvis and Marko Milanovic

Skipping Steps at the ICJ: Pragmatism and Judicial Economy in the 12 September Order in Equatorial Guinea v. France (Return of Property) | by Antoine De Spiegeleir

The Downing of Flight MH17: A Historic Decision by the ICAO Council | by David Woodworth

Announcements: Right to Strike under International Law Seminar; BUL Law Talk Series; If the World is Family Event; CfS Cyber Law Toolkit [...] | by Mary Guest

Lupaka Gold v. Peru (2025) at ICSID: Indigenous Self-Determination and State Responsibility in International Investment Law | by José Saldaña

The US Proposal to Reinvent International Refugee Law | by Sophie Capicchiano Young

Colombia’s Peace Process: an unprecedented tribunal hands down its first convictions | by Elie Tassel-Maurizi and Mateo Merchán Duque

The UNEP Plastics Negotiations: Is There a Will and a Way? | by Daniel Bodansky