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Syria

April 24, 2026

Gender-Blind Justice? The Uneven Prosecution of Male and Female ISIS Returnees by European Jurisdictions

Lucie Canal
December 5, 2019

ICC Assembly of States Parties Symposium: Between the 18th ICC ASP and the 71st Anniversary of the UDHR … Can hope rise again?

Valerie Oosterveld
December 7, 2018

Syria and Domestic Prosecutions: Upholding hope, one case at a time (Part 2 of 2)

Marie-Laure Tapp
December 7, 2018

Syria and Domestic Prosecutions: Upholding hope, one case at a time (Part 1 of 2)

Marie-Laure Tapp
April 12, 2018

Syria and the Limits of International Law

Milena Sterio
April 11, 2018

Sexual violence in Syria: acting on what we know

Lina Biscaia
November 13, 2017

On the Job! [Helton Fellowship]

Osazenoriuwa Ebose
April 9, 2017

Syria: The (Il)legality of the United States’ Use of Force Against Assad

Milena Sterio

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