Companies exert substantial pressures on freshwater. They may exacerbate depletion and can be a major source of pollution, adversely impacting human rights and the environment.

Recent years have seen the emergence of regulatory instruments that aim to address adverse impacts by corporate activities on people and the planet. [...]

This paper explores how private international law responds to corruption, with a focus on the assessment of international jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of

foreign judgments. The question is what the possible private international law responses are in cases where a foreign court or a foreign judgment is tainted by corruption. [...]

Conducting scientific medical research with human subjects presents risks that raise both ethical and human rights concerns. We argue in this article that applying a human

rights framework to the problems that arise in the context of scientific medical research can contribute to a better understanding of the impact on individuals, the [...]

International humanitarian law IHL, also known as the ldquo;law of armed conflictrdquo; or ldquo;the law of war,rdquo; is a key branch of international law that regulates conduct

during armed conflict. The primary purpose of IHL is to limit the effects of armed conflict on persons and property, by protecting persons not directly participating [...]

The article is devoted to the issues of comprehensive examination in cases of sexual violence committed during military conflicts, with an emphasis on ensuring human rights

and legal mechanisms for regulating such processes. The authors analyze the key aspects of interdisciplinary expertise, which includes medical, psychological and [...]

This article examines the legal controversy surrounding the extent of the obligation to cover the debtorrsquo;s liabilities by the members of the management bodies within the

framework of subsidiary liability as regulated by the Insolvency Law. It analyzes the divergent case law resulting from the restrictive interpretation of the phrase [...]

The responsibility of actors involved in armed conflicts is essential for the respect of international humanitarian law and fundamental human rights. This responsibility lies

with both States and non-State armed groups, international organisations and other parties involved. [...]

The important academic issue addressed in the thesis concerns the effectiveness of the international legal framework on refugee protection in international law. This involves

analysing doctrinal reflections on refugees; assessing the existing legal system, including the 1951 Geneva Convention and the 1967 Protocol, in the context of the [...]