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ICJ Recognizes Right to Strike Under ILO Convention No. 87

Adopted 10–4, the advisory opinion positions international law to constrain domestic limits on strike rights.

Germany’s Top Administrative Court Upholds Ban on Far‑Right Artgemeinschaft

Security Council Debate Reaffirms EU–UN Partnership, Voices Ceasefire Calls in Ukraine and the Middle East

UN Opens Negotiations on Crimes Against Humanity Treaty on Jan. 19 in New York

ICC Sentences Darfur Janjaweed Commander Ali Kushayb to 20 Years

ICC Asserts Independence at Hague Assembly as Members Confront U.S. Sanctions