3D printing has quickly found many applications in medicine. However, as with any new technology the regulatory landscape is struggling to stay abreast. Unclear legislation

or lack of legislation has been suggested as being one hindrance for wide-scale adoption. [...]

A key contemporary challenge for international lawyers is to determine how international humanitarian law (ihl) applies to cyber operations. This involves determining how ihl

language – devised for the physical world – can be translated into usable concepts for the digital age. [...]

According to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the duty to ‘ensure respect’ in Common Article 1 of the Geneva Conventions includes an external dimension:

States have to ensure that other states respect their obligations under the Conventions, and arguably under international humanitarian law as a whole. [...]

This chapter explores how humanitarianism navigates between resilience and vulnerability to set boundaries around what can and cannot be done in the name of humanitarian action.

Humanitarianism has widely adopted a resilience approach, yet vulnerability remains a key indicator in targeting, although its application is increasingly complex. [...]

The international treaties concerning the human rights are part of the internal law, creates rights on which people can prevail of into their relations with the authorities

and in the relations between them the principle of the direct effect and have a greater juridical force than the national laws, which are removed when they are opposite, [...]

The article presents a brief introduction of the obligations of the Republic of Moldova in the framework of international cooperation in the field of extradition. Rеlatіonѕ

wіth forеіgn countrіеѕ or іntеrnatіonal courtѕ concеrnіng lеgal аіd іn crіmіnal matterѕ аrе govеrnеd by іntеrnatіonal trеatіеѕ or on [...]