Jake Okechukwu Effoduh and Miracle Okumu Mudeyi interrogate the coloniality of AI, the extractive political economy of data, and the structural inequalities embedded i…| TWAILR
Maryam Jamshidi reflects on the U.S. government’s latest attack on the UN through its sanctioning of UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, and argues that the sanctions violate internatio…| TWAILR
Maryam Jamshidi refutes the US government’s newfangled claim that UNRWA is not entitled to immunity from suit under the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations.| TWAILR
Jasmin Lilian Diab delves into the deceptive use of the term ‘evacuation’ in modern warfare, where it often masks forced displacement and population expulsion. Highlighting the Israeli-…| TWAILR
Alaa Hajyahia reflects on the similarities and differences across interconnected sites of repression and resistance when it comes to Palestine solidarity on campuses in the United States and Israel…| TWAILR
This book review by Malini Chidambaram dives into Joel Bakan’s critique of modern corporations, especially those that cloak themselves in social responsibility.| TWAILR
Sumedha Choudhury delves into the nuanced history of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and its impact on minority rights. The author argues how minority oppression is not an aberrati…| TWAILR
Abdelghany Sayed examines how the International Criminal Court has abandoned its own sequenced approach of prioritizing cases according to their gravity — instead deeming cases against ‘both …| TWAILR
