Ayesha Malik argues that the Taliban is not committing gender apartheid in Afghanistan, a crime concocted just for them Read here:

We sat down with eminent historian, Ayesha Jalal, to discuss her new book 'Muslim Enlightened Thought in South Asia' It covers: South Asian Muslim history, the role of women in this history, and state control over religion and spirituality Watch here:

We caught up with @Leila1H, and asked her about the events in the Middle East over the last year, going country by country to discuss Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, the Gulf states, and Iran. Watch the full episode:

Saadia Abbasi looks at the international law challenges facing Pakistan in 2025 and the fact that we need concrete policies and strategies to deal with them Read here:

In this article, Brishna Gehani explores whether Israel's targeting of schools could warrant a specific charge as a war crime under the Rome Statute:

We sat down with Dr. @RiClements to discuss his book about the International Criminal Court titled 'The Justice Factory'. Watch here:

In this episode of @WAR, Ayesha and Abraze discuss the recent US election and what Trump's win means for the Democrats, the American economy, and global foreign policy. Watch here:

Alex Lawson looks into the ICC issuing arrest warrants in the Palestine case and argues that it is another nail in the coffin of the legitimacy of Israel’s war on Gaza. Read here:

In this piece, Ayesha Malik looks into the redundancy of international law and what it will take to let Palestine breathe

One year on from October 7, Ayesha Malik discusses the limits of international law and the need for a new resistance Read here:

Ayesha Malik sat down with Dr @VictorKattan to analyse the various arguments of the recent ICJ Advisory Opinion on the Legality of the Policies and Practices of Israel in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, including East Jerusalem. Watch here:

In the latest #CLCBlog, Alex Lawson explores the legal and security implications of the pager cyber-attack in Lebanon Read here:

Do recent events in Bangladesh point to a failure of India's South Asian foreign policy under Modi and Jaishankar? Watch the full episode:

We sat down with @ovesanwar to discuss the protests in Bangladesh and the ousting of Sheikh Hasina. We talk about how this was a revolution led by Gen-Z, the artwork used by protestors, and whether this was actually orchestrated by the US Watch here:

Saadia Abbasi unpacks the International Court of Justice's Advisory Opinion on Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories looking at the ruling itself as well as judge's separate and dissenting opinions. Read here:

Alex Lawson analyses the recent ICJ advisory opinion on Israel's occupation of Palestine. Read more:

We spoke to @Alonso_GD about the push for Palestinian statehood, the relevance of the Montevideo Convention, the right to resistance in international law and the value of advocating for a peaceful resolution Watch here:

RT @rsilpak: Applications are open for the ILCC 2024! ➡ Location: RSIL's Lahore office (19 August - 23 August) ➡ Deadline: 5 August 2024…

@CentroCiv The time calls for greater Global South collaboration on important aspects of the law as it pertains to war, occupation and civil strife - we're happy to start that collab between our regions