IntLawGrrls

Feminist voices on international law, policy & practice

Rashmi Raman

June 11, 2025

On Starvation as Long and Slow Violence

Rashmi Raman
December 12, 2023

The Liminal in the Limelight – Climate Change and Sea Level Rise Lay Claim to the Mainstream Vocabulary of International Law

Rashmi Raman
May 21, 2020

What is next for Félicien Kabuga? Socratic connivance and rupture in international criminal trials

Rashmi Raman
January 30, 2019

Three Fallacies of International Criminal Justice – Part Three

Rashmi Raman
January 27, 2019

Three Fallacies of International Criminal Justice – Part Two

Rashmi Raman
January 26, 2019

Three Fallacies of International Criminal Justice – Part One

Rashmi Raman
September 6, 2018

WHERE DO THE ROHINGYA GO?

Rashmi Raman
September 1, 2018

What’s In a Name – “Istanbul” in the SS Lotus Case

Rashmi Raman

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