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As Gambia’s parliament voted to reject a bill overturning a 2015 law against female genital mutilation, a 96-year-old woman was convicted of violating the Female

In light of an ongoing international migration crisis – here with a spotlight trained on Germany and another on the United States (“U.S.”) – comprehensive and

In January 2024, the International Court of Justice applied the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide to the ongoing Israeli

Instagram’s controversial Terms of Service change in December 2020 was the shot heard by sex workers around the world.[1] The updated terms included a prohibition of

In the scheme of world politics, international crime is among the variety of pressing issues plaguing society today.[1] The International Criminal Court (ICC) was established by

Tensions between Lithuania and Belarus have escalated as Lithuania, a State Party of the Rome Statute, submits a referral to the International Criminal Court (“ICC”)

Across the United States, municipalities have criminalized the basic human necessity of sleep by enacting ordinances that criminalize camping in public spaces—even when no shelter

Pets can be someone’s most cherished treasure despite all the extra work they often bring. Owners are willing to spend thousands on their pets despite,

In Afghanistan, recently enacted Taliban laws impose further restrictions in the nation and negatively impact human rights for men, women, and children.[1] The intent of the

On August 29, 2024, Angolan President João Lourenco signed into law the National Security Bill and the Bill on the Crimes of Vandalism of Public

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, often called the “Magna Carta of cyberspace,”[1] grants powerful legal protection to online platforms by stating, “no provider or

What is Copyright Law and How Does it Work? Copyrights protect original works by authors of literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic creations.[1] Copyrights fall within the