Law & Justice

How Corrupt Is the World Food Program?

by Till Bruckner, Jon Entine

April 13, 2010

The World Food Program claims that allegations of a scandal in Somalia are overblown and isolated. But such problems may be far more widespread.

Self-Regulatory Measures in NGOs

by Frederico Ferreira

March 2, 2010

One World Trust and the Commonwealth Foundation recently released four toolkits that provide assistance to NGOs and civil society organizations (CSOs) in putting accountability into practice.

Human Rights Watch's Bias

by David Peyton

October 26, 2009

Activists Press for Transnational Litigation Agenda

June 11, 2009

Bringing Accountability to Humanitarianism

by David Peyton

May 20, 2009

European Court to Review Conditions of U.S. Imprisonment of Terrorists

by Jim Kelly

July 13, 2010

ECHR's decision raises questions regarding the lack of guidelines regarding evidence introduced in extradition appeals.

U.S. Supreme Court Clarifies Limits on Its Use of International Law

by Jim Kelly

May 19, 2010

In Graham v. Florida, SCOTUS pares back authority of international law.

European Court Rejects Poland’s Laws Protecting Traditional Marriage

by Jim Kelly

March 3, 2010

Court's decision on March 2 strikes a blow to Poland's national sovereignty and the sanctity of traditional marriage.

Council of Europe and EU Treaty Negotiations Must Respect Sovereignty

by Jim Kelly

February 24, 2010

Without respect for subsidiarity, EU's accession to ECHR poses problems for national sovereignty

UN Interference in Domestic Affairs Evidences Need for Transparency

January 27, 2010


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