Glad to announce that the post "‘Not yet ready for decision’: Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia's (potential) impact on Ukraine’s compensation mechanism", by Illia Chernohorenko and I, has been accepted for publication on EJIL Talk!. Publication in two weeks. Stay tuned!.

Many thanks to the University of Oxford's Faculty of Law for reporting on the excellent participation of the Oxford's Nuremberg moot team (International Criminal Court proceedings), which I had the pleasure of coaching:.

Very grateful to the Law Faculty of Oxford University for the notes on the very good performance of the Oxford team at the Mandela Human Rights Moot, which I had the pleasure of coaching:.1) 2)

Glad to see that the book "Justice for Atrocities: Dialogues and Encounters between Latin America and Europe" (Routledge), coedited by M. Longobardo and I, is now in the catalogues of Routledge, Amazon, etc. for pre-ordering: .- -

Glad to announce that my article "Historic Monuments and Religious Buildings as Victims in the Al Mahdi Case at the International Criminal Court" (with Charlotte Joy) has been accepted by the African J. of Law, published by Cambridge Uni. Press. It'll be open-access. Stay tuned!.

Last week, the ICC found A. Yekatom and P. Ngaïssona guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity, sentencing them to 15 and 12 years in prison: On ICC's sentencing from a comparative law angle, this article of mine could help:.

Concerning the ICJ's climate change opinion, my chapter (with R. Manzo): "The environment as a victim at international courts: ecocentrism vs. anthropocentrism" may help - it examines ICJ environmental cases. Reference:Without access to it? send me a PM.

In the climate change advisory opinions context, I'm glad that the AJIL has accepted (later publication) my analysis of the Inter-American CtHR's La Oroya judgment (pollution). Judgment: Related articles:.

In April 2025, the ECtHR rendered a key judgment on domestic violence against women/femicide in N.D. v. Switzerland: %22itemid%22:[%22002-14450%22]}.On the topic, an AJIL case comment of mine about a Peruvian case, could be helpful:.

Glad to announce that the International Journal of Constitutional Law (Spanish issue) has accepted my review essay "International justice in light of arts and aesthetics / La justicia internacional desde el arte y la estética". Stay tuned!.

On Africa and international criminal law/international humanitarian law, the bibliography below, which lists one of my articles, can help. - Bibliography: - Article of mine listed:

Yesterday, the ECtHR rendered its Ukraine/The Netherlands v. Russia judgment:.%22itemid%22:[%22001-244292%22]}.Concerning some related legal and/or factual issues, these articles of mine could be useful:.- -

The Hague Academy of Int Law, Centre for Studies & Research in Int. Law included, in its bibliography on "Access of Individuals to International Justice", two of my publications. Bibliography: Publications:.

Glad to see that Prof. Collins's paper prepared to inform the consideration of a revised guidance note of the Secretary-General on the United Nations approach to transitional justice has considered one of my articles:.Paper Article:

A kind reminder: please consider submitting your paper proposal for the conference "Post Hegemonic International Law?" organized by colleagues and I - Deadline: 1 July:.

Grateful to the International Law Blog (Prof. Cogan) for featuring my latest article: "Rethinking Attribution Standards for State Responsibility Concerning Mass Atrocities". Reference, including the article here:

Glad to announce my latest open-access article: "Rethinking Attribution Standards for State Responsibility Concerning Mass Atrocities", published in the San Diego International Law Journal:.

I presented my DPhil thesis, "Reparations for Mass Atrocities at the ICJ", at All Souls College, Oxford Uni. Thanks to the attendees! For those interested, this article of mine (Rosalyn Higgins Award) can help A pic

Glad to announce that the Int. J. of Human Rights Special Issue: "Justice for Atrocities: Dialogues and Encounters between Latin America and Europe", coedited by M. Longobardo and I, will be published as a book too (Routledge). Stay tuned!. Special issue:

Glad to share my latest blog post: 'Victim participation during sentencing in the English criminal justice system' (Open University Law Blog):.