codex-taxes.com codex-politics.com ecodex-online.com codex-online.com PROMO   Choose the country  EU International Latin America Asia Africa Luxembourg Belgium Germany France UK Romania Moldova Spain Italy Portugal Grande Région United States Dubai Swaziland Codex TV Partner    Collaps Expand Previous Next Juridic - Doctrine ECHR: Abortion case European Court of Human Rights: the abortion ban strikes a fair balance between the women’s rights to respect of their private lives and the rights of the unborn Published in 02-04-2011 by Dr Marie line KARAM EU- an official State? After the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty by all EU member states, the question is to know what are the implications of this Treaty on the European States and, in general, on the International community? Published in 08-11-2009 by Marielinekaram The clash of Civilization The Clash of Civilizations is a theory, proposed by political scientist Samuel P. Huntington, that people's cultural and religious identities will be the primary source of conflict in the post-Cold War world. The theory was originally formulated in 1993 in a Foreign Affairs article titled "The Clash of Civilizations?",1 as a reaction to Francis Fukuyama's 1992 book, The End of History and the Last Man. Huntington later expanded his thesis in a 1996 book The Clash of Civilizations and the Remakng of World Order Published in 03-10-2009 by Marie Line Karam Toward the end of the Westphalian state system? This article is very important because we live in a post-Westphalian world. Whatever you think of it, what exactly is the Palestinian Authority? It has some of the attributes of a state, but not all of them. In a different way what exactly is the European Union, superceding above familiar France, Germany, and so on? As yet another variation, what exactly is Scotland now, and why have English people taken to displaying the Cross of St. George? Published in 02-09-2009 by marie_line Unilateral Declarations Under International Law Unilateral declarations ordinarily do not carry any force of law. Unilateral declarations may contain undertakings, and can certainly create valid international obligations; but, as noted above, they do not come within the category of treaties, conventions or other forms of international agreements, since they have no bilateral character. Published in 15-12-2006 by Apar Gupta United Nations Begins Drafting New International Agreement on Forests Government experts, delegates, and representatives of intergovernmental organizations and civil society will begin drafting a new international agreement to manage the world's forests at a United Nations Forum on Forests expert group meeting next week, 11-15 December, in New York. Published in 08-12-2006 by UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs Private Spaceflight and a new Role for Corporations in International Law The dawn of private spaceflight brings up new challenges for the international legal system. This article provides a first look at how the role of international corporations in international law might be changed due to recent developments. Published in 23-11-2004 by Stefan Kirchner Genocide and the Role of the Media Comment on the decision of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in the RTLM Case - the second international decision on the role of mass media and propaganda in genocide after the 1946 Julius Streicher case before the Nuremberg Tribunal. Published in 09-11-2004 by Stefan Kirchner Is the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda finally becoming more effective ? The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda has in the past been crizicised for its lack of effectiveness. What, if anything, has changed after recent procedural changes ? Published in 27-10-2004 by Stefan Kirchner Die Durchsetzung des Humanitären Völkerrechts in modernen asymmetrischen Konflikten am Beispiel des Kriegs gegen den Terror Since 9/11 the Western world is facing a new, asymmetrich kind of conlict which differes fundamentally from past wars. How can compliance with the rules of war be ensured in this context ? Published in 29-07-2004 by Stefan Kirchner Refugees and stateless persons: CJE decides Refugees or stateless persons cannot claim payment of family benefits under community law where they have travelled directly from a non-member state and are in a situation having no factor linking them with community law Published in 17-10-2001 by Codex-Online Water, Oil and Blood: A Cameroonian Perspective on the Boundary Dispute with Nigeria regarding Bakassi Peninsula and Lake Chad In a legal battle over vital ressources Cameroon brought before the ICJ a case involving Nigerian claims to the Bakassi Peninsula at the shores of the oil-rich Gulf of Guinea and to the shrinking waters of Lake Chad Published in 01-07-2001 by Stefan Kirchner	LEGAL DOCUMENTS ONLINE!

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