Foreword to CJLPA: The Human Agenda

International Law and Human Rights: The Way Forward

The Human Agenda: A word from the Editor-in-Chief

The Airspace Tribunal and the Right to Live Without Physical or Psychological Threat from Above: In Conversation with Shona Illingworth and Nick Grief

Making the Case for Prosecuting the Taliban for Crimes Against Humanity and Gender Apartheid in the ICC for the Unlawful Imprisonment of Afghan Women and Girls

Children as a Vehicle of Genocide

‘In Place of Hate’: In Conversation with Edmund Clark

Sexual Violence and Birth Prevention: Conceptualizing Beijing’s Attacks on Uyghur Reproductive Capacities as a Settler Colonialist Strategy of Attritional Genocide

Potemkin Judges: Critical Reflections on the Continued Presence of Hong Kong’s Overseas Non-Permanent Judges

Gaza: Can Anyone Hear Us?

Exposing Torture Crimes in Russian Prisons: In Conversation with Vladimir Osechkin

Traversing Boundaries: In Conversation with Peter Krausz

Refugees in Europe from an International Criminal Law Perspective

The Tragedy of Sudan

Human Rights between Universality and Indivisibility: In Conversation with François Zimeray

People Not Boats: Sacrificing Human Rights on the Altar of the Hostile Environment in the UK

Bearing Witness to Libya’s Human Rights Tragedy

Harmonizing International Law and Political Power: In Conversation with Luis Moreno Ocampo

Lebanon, Ukraine, Gaza / Palestine / Israel, and the Rule of Law

Humanitarian Complicity in Genocide