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Table of Contents, Volume 40
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Table of Contents (v. 16, no. 3)
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Complete V. 17
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Nondo v. Tanzania: AfCHPR Signals Its Resolve on Democratic Preservation
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Kobaliya v. Russia: Curtailing Civil Society Through Labels of Foreign Influence.
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Ziada v. Netherlands: Accountability of State Officials in the European Court of Human Rights
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Liability Limbo: How Low Can Responsibility Go in Howe v. Gafford?
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Salay v. Slovakia: a Contemporary Case on Educational Discrimination against the Romani People
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Marriage and Compensation: Wederstrandt v. Kol and a Spouse’s Right to a Wrongful Death Action
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Semenya v. Switzerland [GC]: Grand Chamber Judgment Expands Swiss Federal Tribunal’s Role in Protecting Human Rights in Sports
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Less Fisher More Doe: Non-Testimonial Mental Content and a New Rule for Unlocking Digital Devices
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Reproductive Rights & Absolutist Abortion Bans: Beatriz v. El Salvador & Human Rights Standards in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
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One Text, Another Rendering Now: In the Wake of Hively v. Ivy Tech Cmty. Coll. of Ind., the Continuing Struggle to Define Sex Discrimination Under Title VII
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Table of Contents (v. 17, no. 2)
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Table of Contents (v. 17, no. 1)
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Table of Contents - Vol. 49, No. 3
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Re-Righting History: A Critical Race Perspective of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization
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Corporate Responsibility in Business Dealings with War Criminals
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Rights on Paper, Violations in Practice: Israel, the U.S., and the Failure to Enforce Judicial Pro¬tections and International Obligations in Cases of Arbitrary Detentions
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Behind the Headlines: Media Control in Bangladesh Post July Revolution
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Blurring the Lines: A Reflection on the ‘Relaxation’ of the Organization Requirement of Article 7(2)(a) of the Rome Statute since the Situation in Kenya Decisions
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De Novo Review for Asylum at the Circuit Court Level: Comparing a Stringent Standard of Review for Asylum Seekers in the U.S. to the European Court of Human Rights’ Standard
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Vulnerability in the Law
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Imperfect Justice: Gaps in the ICC’s Reparations and Victim Participation
