International Law

Interest Group: Feminism and International Law: ‘Has feminist theory had any substantive effect on the output of International Courts and/or Tribunals?’?. Panel

Wolfgang Benedek, Professor of International Law, Karl Franzens University of Graz Wouter Vandenhole, Professor of Human Rights Law, University of

Asian Journal of International Law, Brill, Cambridge University Press, Chinese Journal of Comparative Law, Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and

13:30-13:40 Dumisani Chirambo, Emerging Principles for Enhancing Global Governance through Climate Change Multilateral Environmental Agreements and International Environmental

65 Article 21, ICC Statute and see Larissa van den Herik, ‘The decline of customary international law as a source of international criminal law’, Grotius Centre Working Paper,

Key words: International law, residual rights, referendum, United Nation (UN) Charter, remedial secession, territorial integrity, Helsinki Final

Moreover, most of the fundamental rules pertaining to the protection of civilians are considered to be customary humanitarian law in both international and internal armed conflicts,

activist Jelena Pejic wrote fi ve years later, on the eve of the diplomatic conference establishing the international criminal court: “It is recognized that human rights and