The United Nations has raised alarms about the severe shortage of aid supplies in Gaza as Israel continues to block deliveries aimed at pressuring Hamas. The aid stoppage, ongoing for 11 days, has left humanitarian efforts in disarray, prompting the…
Ireland has officially joined South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice, addressing alleged breaches of the Genocide Convention in Gaza. The intervention aims to support a broader interpretation of genocide that emphasizes the protection of civilian…
Ireland has officially intervened in South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice regarding alleged breaches of the Genocide Convention in Gaza. The intervention, approved by Tánaiste Micheál Martin, aims to advocate for a broader interpretation of…
Greece has abstained from a United Nations vote regarding a resolution seeking an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on the ongoing Middle East crisis. Diplomatic sources emphasized Greece’s commitment to international law and justice, citing their recent…
The UN General Assembly approved a resolution requesting the International Court of Justice to clarify Israel’s obligations regarding humanitarian aid for Palestinians, amidst accusations that the Israeli government is obstructing aid access to Gaza. The resolution, proposed by Norway, received…
The International Court of Justice in The Hague is set to determine whether international law obligates states to take climate protection measures independent of the Paris Agreement. Switzerland, represented by Franz Perrez, argues against the idea of liability for climate…
Ireland’s Cabinet, led by Tánaiste Micheál Martin, is set to discuss intervention in two cases at the International Court of Justice: South Africa’s case against Israel regarding actions in Gaza and The Gambia’s case against Myanmar over Rohingya persecution. Additionally,…
Ireland’s Cabinet, led by Tánaiste Micheál Martin, will discuss intervention in two International Court of Justice cases: South Africa’s case against Israel regarding Gaza and The Gambia’s case against Myanmar over Rohingya rights. Additionally, Ireland aims to join South Africa’s…
The Netherlands has called for greater recognition of climate refugees at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, emphasizing their lack of legal protections. The country’s intervention comes in support of Vanuatu, which seeks clarity on whether nations are…
As the International Court of Justice begins hearings on December 2, 2023, vulnerable states are pushing for legal obligations regarding climate protection. This historic trial follows a climate agreement from COP29 and aims to clarify responsibilities of polluting nations. Key…
Vanuatu has launched a significant legal challenge at the International Court of Justice, demanding accountability from countries for their role in climate change. Ralph Regenvanu, Vanuatu’s special envoy, emphasized the urgency of international legal actions against greenhouse gas emissions that…
Starting December 2, 2023, the International Court of Justice in The Hague will host historic hearings to establish legal obligations of nations regarding climate change. Over 100 countries and organizations will present observations, with voices from vulnerable nations, such as…
