The present-day legal framework for the prevention and combatting of terrorism started in the 1960’s with the adoption of the 1963 Convention on Offences and Certain Other Acts Committed On Board Aircraft. This framework now consists of various multilateral treaties relating to specific categories of terrorist acts as well as several regional conventions on international terrorism in general
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Despite losing its maritime coast, the so-called Littoral Department, after the War of the Pacific, Bolivia has historically maintained, as a state policy, a maritime [...]
As a young democracy the EU urgently needs to strengthen its legitimacy and accountability. The transition from a traditional union of nation states to a [...]
The Peace Palace Library will be closed Tuesday, April 30th 2013, day of the new Dutch King’s Inauguration. On this special day, Her Majesty the [...]
Dear Library Users, the Peace Palace Library will be closed on: Thursday, May 9th (Ascension), Monday, May 20th (2nd Pentecost). With regards, the Peace Palace [...]
This month we interview François Roux, a distinguished lawyer from France, who is currently Head of Defence Office of the Special Tribunal of Lebanon (STL). [...]
Alex Alsemgeest is a book scientist at Naturalis Biodiversity Center, specialized in books from the early modern period. He got his formal training at the [...]
It has already been twenty years that owing to obstructive position of Armenia, unresolved Armenia-Azerbaijan, Nagorno Karabakh conflict remains to [...]
.Last month, Scotland’s police made a radical policy shift, announcing they would no longer seek to prosecute people brought to [...]
IMAGINE having to watch your small children flee on barefoot to the wilderness or some distant country where they would [...]
