Currently, international courts, such as the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, play a central role in international migration, particularly in the protection of migrants'

human rights. Thus, the question arises: considering the principles of equality and non-discrimination, in light of the Case of Hendrix v. [...]

Jus cogens norms often raise more questions than answers, particularly regarding their definition, scope, and practical application in international law. Their possible existence

in regional contexts presents additional challenges, given the legal, cultural, and political factors involved. [...]

This paper analyzes the Administrative Disciplinary Proceeding (PAD) within the Brazilian Rule of Law, focusing on the constitutional right to be heard and to full legal defense.

It investigates the extent to which due process of law is effectively observed within Public Administration. [...]

This paper explores Article 300 of the Indian Constitution, which governs the legal liability of the Union and State governments in suits and proceedings. The paper traces

back to its origins to Clause 214 of the Draft Constitution, rooted in Section 176 of the Government of India Act, 1935, the paper highlights how the Constituent [...]

Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a critical tool for evaluating the potential environmental effects of projects that extend across national borders. This

process ensures that the involved countries collaborate to identify, predict, and mitigate potential environmental impacts. [...]

The CISG’s (Convention On The International Sale of Goods, 1980) provisions on specific performance illustrate the problem of giving clear guidance to courts that must apply

the CISG’s provisions. One of the most important items that have to be defined by the creditor, besides the availability of one or other remedy, is the benefits [...]

The monograph summarises the 7th national scientific conference in the series ‘Atypical Employment Relationships’, organised on the initiative of Prof. Tomasz Duraj, PhD,

of the University of Łódź, on 6 December 2024 at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Łódź by the Scientific Centre for Atypical Employment [...]

The paper analyses an order for reference to the Italian constitutional court, raisingthe issue of constitutionality of art. 30.4 of Law no. 87/1953, to the extent this provision

does not allow, following a declaration of unconstitutionality, the removal of the res iudicata for sanctions formally qualified as administrative, but substantially [...]

The “inflexibility” of Italian Constitutional Charter, entered into force in 1948, opens a window onto the issue of interpretation according to Constitution; indeed there

are considerable changes into the hierarchical organization of laws, the “general law theory” and the way of interpretation. [...]