While all efforts are put on convincing everyone and themselves that antisemitism is an imported immigrant problem in Germany, actual nazis are well and thriving.

I had such a great time presenting my PhD project yesterday in Hamburg that we forgot to take pictures of the talk itself! Many thanks again to Sué González Hauck & Jens Theilen -and to Professors Sigrid Boysen & Marcus Payk- for the opportunity to engage with the HSU community.

The police forcefully interferes in student protests in Berlin universities on a day when nobody knows how many of the 600,000 children crammed into Rafah will have their next meal or a place to sleep. Germany needs
to stop making a mockery of the right to peaceful assembly.

After the swift and violent removal of the Berlin-wide students' encampment Freie Universität without any attempt to enter into a dialogue with the students, some of us wrote this statement. Please consider signing. Gerne unterschreiben! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Several hundred students set up a non-violent anti-war protest camp at Freie Universität today. The police cleared the camp within hours — like this. The FU administration at the scene did not negotiate with the protesters. They refused to comment.

Update on the shameful police disruption of teaching at FU Berlin

EN: the main campus buildings are currently being searched by the police and then they will be locked. Please inform your colleagues and work from home.

I support the courageous students who established an encampment Freie Universität in solidarity with the Palestinian people.
Apparently, FU called the police on them already within minutes. We are watching

How it all began! Dana Schmalz Raffaela Kunz remember those early days when the blog started as a project initiated by PhD students at a kitchen table. Both academically grew up with it.

Thinking back to the last, looking forward to the next💫10 years💫: voelkerrechtsblog.org/volkerrechtsbl…

What an anniversary - 10 years of Völkerrechtsblog! It's been a ride, and a truly formative one. In this post, Raffaela Kunz and I reflect about our active years, experiences and hopes.
Many thanks to the editing team for the invitation and for organising this ' #blögiversary ' symposium.

If you're going to read something about diplomatic asylum and the Mexico vs. Ecuador cases before the ICJ, please read Francisco-José Quintana and Justina Uriburu's piece.
Any case deciding on issues of asylum in Latin America must consider its political and legal history for our region.

this is how srebrenica happened, so i really really really hope the international community fails less spectacularly here

Excited to be presenting in Hamburg next week at the Helmut-Schmidt-Universität. Many thanks to Sué González Hauck and Jens Theilen for their kind welcome!

Reach out to me via email ([email protected]) if interested in attending.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to us! 🎂🎈 We're celebrating 10 years of Völkerrechtsblog with this week’s #blögiversary symposium! Kicking off with an editorial by Sué González Hauck Isabel Lischewski Meike Krakau reflecting on a decade of legal blogging 🎉

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📢📺 Recording of the recent TWAILR webinar on 'Palestine, Race and International Law' in the context of the various ongoing ICJ proceedings.

Chaired by Adil Khan with speakers Nahed Samour Dr. Shahd Hammouri د.شهد الحموري VN Christopher Gevers

Watch it here twailr.com/panel-discussi…

There's still time to register for today's event on 'Writing more diverse textbooks on international law and human rights'.

Join us online from 13:00-15:00 (UK time)

🔗 Register here: bit.ly/441xiEx

I'm not going to be able to attend myself but I would strongly advise registering for this. Very few textbooks have the range of this Routledge Law volume.

There's still time to register for this workshop where we'll discuss the challenges and prospects of writing more diverse textbooks on international law and human rights. More info and registration link below 👇🏽

The story of the first open access textbook on international law? What does it mean to write more diverse textbooks on international law and human rights law? Join us! This Friday at 13.00 (BST).

The recordings of the insightful conversation with Kalika Mehta, grietje baars, Dr. Shahd Hammouri د.شهد الحموري & Tor Krever are now available here.
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