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Legal Analysis of the Minab and Lamerd Attacks in Light of the Report of the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission
Rasool MogooeiPhD Candidate in International Relations, University of Isfahan IntroductionThe report of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Islamic Republic...
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The Accountability Gap of Multinational Corporations: The Shift from Voluntary Responsibility to Binding Human Rights Obligations
Forouzan MarzbaniPhD Student in Political sociology, Razi University IntroductionIn the contemporary landscape of globalization, multinational corporations (MNCs) have emerged as actors...
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The Crisis of Universality in International Human Rights Monitoring: The United States’ Refusal to Participate in the UPR and Its Implications
Zahra YazdanmehrBachelor’s Student in Law, Shiraz University IntroductionThe sustainability and legitimacy of international human rights law depend, above all, on the...
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Online Hate Speech and the Erosion of Social Safety: How Does Hostile Content Undermine Users’ Sense of Safety?
Mahsa DiniM.A. in International Relations, Allameh Tabataba’i University IntroductionDespite facilitating communication, cyberspace has also become a setting for the emergence and...
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The Rise of the Far Right in Global Politics: What Future Awaits Human Rights?
Rasool MogooeiPhD Candidate in International Relations, University of Isfahan IntroductionThe expansion of far-right and radical political movements in recent years has...
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The Responsibility to Protect in International Law: An Examination of Its Legal and Political Dimensions in the Third Millennium
Zahra YazdanmehrBachelor’s Student in Law, Shiraz University IntroductionThe doctrine of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) may be regarded as one of...
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Assisted Dying Law in France: Comparative Experiences and Human Rights Challenges
Rasool MogooeiPhD Candidate in International Relations, University of Isfahan IntroductionIn recent decades, end-of-life issues have become one of the most contentious...
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Decolonization and Reparative Justice: The Lack of a Comprehensive Treaty Regime for Redressing the Historical Harms of Colonialism
Zahra YazdanmehrBachelor’s Student in Law, Shiraz University IntroductionThe international legal order faces a normative challenge in addressing the structural, economic, and...
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The Cost of Four Years of the Russia–Ukraine War: Assessing the Human Toll and Economic Damage
Mahsa DiniM.A. in International Relations, Allameh Tabataba’i University IntroductionThe Russia–Ukraine war has been the most devastating conflict in Europe since World...
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From National Security to the Control of Citizens: The Right to Privacy and the Legal Boundaries of Digital Surveillance
Forouzan MarzbaniPhD Student in Political sociology, Razi University IntroductionThe contemporary era rests upon a fundamental paradox: digital technologies have simultaneously created...
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