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The Moral Challenges in Protecting Families – conversation with Leonard Sax

Growing up is hard enough without kids having to question and “problematize” their own gender identity – Leonard Sax pointed out in a conversation Lénárd Sándor. ....

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Ukraine is a 'make or break' case for the ICC - conversation with Carsten Stahn

"The conflict may thus highlight the need to adjust the ICC Statute to the realities of contemporary warfare" - Professor Carsten Stahn pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor on the international legal questions of the Russia-Ukraine war. ....

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Western Societies Have Lost Political Orientation – conversation with Aaron Rhodes

“Citizens seem unable or unwilling to make clear moral distinctions, and to recognize that the world is still a dangerous place, that deterrence is necessary to prevent aggression, and that basic constitutional liberties need to be reinforced” – Aaron Rhodes pointed out in a conversation about the background of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. ....

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The Veto Should Not Sanction the Violation of the Law – conversation with Jennifer Trahan

The U.N. Security veto is simply not above all law. It should not be used to sanction continued violations of peremptory norms of international law, nor violations of the “Purposes and Principles” of the U.N. – Professor Jennifer Trahan pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor. ....

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The Russia-Ukraine War Through the Eyes of an International Lawyer – conversation with Hitomi Takemura

The Ukrainian declaration to legally accept the ICC’s jurisdiction is the legal basis for the ICC Prosecutor to proceed with opening an investigation into this situation. However, it will be quite difficult to detain suspects from uncooperative Non-State Parties as long as they remain in the non-State party in question – Professor Hitomi Takumera pointed out in a conversation about the international legal aspect of the Russia-Ukraine war. ....

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