By: Tia Rowe.
A short analysis of the jurisdictional gaps in prosecuting crimes that happen aboard cruise ships and the response by advocates for an independent law enforcement agency.
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By: Kendall O’Connor
Interested in learning more about censorship in China related to the #MeToo movement? Check out this new blog post to learn more.
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By: Summer Moukalled
Interested in learning more about the recent conflict in Israel? Check out this new blog post to learn more.
Image Credit: Amir Cohen, Reuters
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By: Ashley Martin
New Russian laws permit the government to restrict the publication of fake news that presents “clear disrespect” for society or the government.
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By: Kelsey Elling.
Interested in learning more about Poland’s Strict Abortion Laws? Check out this new blog post to learn more.
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By: Sona Movsisyan.
Interested in learning more about the ICTY trial against Radavon Karadžić? Check out this new blog post to learn more.
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By Caitlin McBride.
New Zealand has invoked a swift campaign to censor the shooter’s hate-filled message. Check out this link to find out more.
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By Clark A Belanger.
What are the legal differences between Scotch and Bourbon? Check out this new blog post to learn more.
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By John Dunnam.
Interested in learning more about Russia’s Censorship? Check out this new blog post to learn more.
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By: Kaitlin Allen.
Planning on traveling abroad soon? New taxes like the one Venice recently passed may make it more expensive.
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By: Emily Bauer.
Interested in learning more about how the lack of surrogacy regulation in Ireland has resulted in fertility tourism? Check out this new blog post to learn more.
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In October 2018, Jair Bolsonaro was elected the 38th president of Brazil, taking office on January 1, 2019. The President’s Campaign rhetoric led environmentalists to worry about the future of the Brazilian Amazon.
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Although the Eiffel Tower is nearly 130 years old, the relatively new lights on the structure are still protected by copyright law. Because of the long term of copyright law in the European Union and France’s decision to opt out on provisions that put buildings on public streets out of reach of copyright, it is technically copyright infringement to take a picture of, reproduce, repost, or otherwise distribute pictures of the Eiffel Tower at night.
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The journey for many migrants traveling through Libya to Europe is becoming increasing dangerous due to lawless actions and dire conditions, forcing the international community to take a second glance at Libya.
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Interested in learning about the resettlement of Syrian Refugees in Canada? This blog post briefly explains the difference between asylum, resettlement, and whether Canada’s immigration systems are really as “liberal” as they are claimed to be.
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