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Articles - Diritti umani e diritto internazionale - number : 1, January-April 2024

10.12829/113338: "‘Active Ageing’ under International Law: The Localization of a Human Rights-Based Approach", Nikolaos A. Papadopoulos, Details, FullText
10.12829/113339: "The Confiscation of Russian Central Bank Reserves: A Cure Worse than the Disease?", Maria Luisa Padelletti, Details, FullText
10.12829/113340: "The Seizure of Russian Assets in the Light of the Law of Armed Conflict: Quid Iuris?", Andrea Spagnolo, Details, FullText
10.12829/113341: "EU Freezing and Confiscation Measures between Respect for Human Rights and Risks of Sanctions Excesses", Roberto Virzo, Details, FullText
10.12829/113342: "The Ruling of the Constitutional Court on The Regeni Case: A Retrospective and Prospective Introduction", Martina Buscemi, Details, FullText
10.12829/113343: "Does an International Obligation of Italy to Prosecute Acts of Torture Committed Abroad Against One of Its Citizens Exist?", Lorenzo Acconciamessa, Details, FullText
10.12829/113344: "Responsibility and Legal Concepts: In absentia Trials between Positive Obligations of the State and the Right to Participation in Criminal Proceedings", Luca Pressacco, Details, FullText
10.12829/113345: "The Acknowledgement of the Obligation to Exercise Criminal Jurisdiction in Constitutional Court Judgement No. 192 on the Regeni Case", Deborah Russo, Details, FullText
10.12829/113346: "The Regeni Case Before the Constitutional Court: A Decision at the Limits of the ‘Judgment-measure’", Eleonora Santoro, Details, FullText
10.12829/113347: "Which Provisional Measures by the International Court of Justice in the South Africa v. Israel Case?", Maurizio Arcari, Details, FullText
10.12829/113348: "The Right to Reparation of Victims of Serious Violations of International Law: The Congo v. Uganda Case", Cecilia De Marziis, Details, FullText
10.12829/113349: "Sexual Orientation in X v. Poland: Heteronormativity between Discrimination and Gender-Based Stereotypes", Giovanna Gilleri, Details, FullText
10.12829/113350: "The Resurgence of the Forum Non Conveniens Doctrine in the English (post-Brexit) Jurisprudence with Respect to Transnational Litigation for Corporate Human Rights Violations: The Dyson Case", Emma Baldi, Details, FullText