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Unilateral Personhood: One Country to Decide it all

Robot Rights, Activism, International Law, Homo Sapien-Human Distinction Note: As the author is training in England, the specific offences and cases being discussed

A Universal Agreement on the Rights of a Person

Robot Rights, International Law, Activism, A.I. Law This week, I thought I'd try something a bit different. Usually, my posts attempt to dissect a single concept

Transcription and translation of a video-statement by German member of parliament Hansjörg Müller on migration into Europe, in particular the Dublin regulations

As you probably know, regulations concerning #migration to #Germany are being subverted and weakened for years by now, raising the old question of #legality vs

Trump Admin Breaks and Enters Venezuela's Embassy, Arrests Activists

The activists will continue to demonstrate outside the embassy calling for PEACE.

International Law and its Place in 'Late-Stage' Capitalism

Toronto-based international criminal lawyer and long-time critic of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Christopher Black, recently published a paper titled,

International Law & Jurisprudence

I am discussing International Law and Jurisprudence with El Aemer and Dr. Ausar Heru Bey. Posted from my blog with SteemPress :

Julian Assange's Asylum to be Rescinded

"We are dealing here with fundamentals."

State of Misconception, Part 1. Unraveling President Trump's Immigration Proposals

The majority of the 80 minute State of the Union speech on Tuesday repeated familiar refrains and borderline fraternity-esc fluffing. Out of this, two sections stood

Classical Liberalism 101: Take 3 -- What is Government's Role in Education?

This next installment of Classical Liberalism 101 dissects the sticky questions surrounding the state's role in education, dealing in particular with the Bulgarian

HISSÈNE HABRE: AFTER 25 YEARS, THE CHADIAN EX-DICTATOR WILL RESPOND FOR THE MORE THAN 40,000 CITIZENS KILLED DURING THEIR REGIME

It is the year 1982, in an unknown country of the central African region: Chad. A charismatic guerrilla leader, widely known in the field of local politics, overthrows

The Last International Lawyer, Or So It Seemed

It was a curious time, when the world fell apart and no one noticed. Ideas and institutions that men had died to defend no longer seemed important. The experience

Saudi Arabia coalition boycott of Qatar appears to violate principle of non-intervention in international law

Saudi Arabia and a group of Arab states have initiated a land blockade of Qatar, an air blockade of Qatar aircraft entering their airspace, and the expulsion of