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Justice Refused: Lebedeva and Others v. Russia and the 879 Cases the Court Would Not Decide 

On September 3, 2026, the European Court of Human Rights struck out 879 separate applications against Russia, brought by at…

A Dead Constitution: How Sudan’s Legal Guardrails Were Dismantled and Why War Was the Natural Trajectory

Rubbing my face with all my might, raising my head just to breathe, I am running as fast as I…

Presumed Consent, Absent Notice: Russia’s Organ Transplant Law Before the European Court of Human Rights

On October 17, 2017, Pavel Mardari died in a Moscow hospital after five days in a coma following a car…

Fragmented Justice: Accountability for ISIS’ Atrocities against Yazidis

August 3, 2014 marked the beginning of a collective nightmare for the Yazidis, a small ethno-religious community in Iraq. On…