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  1. 47 INTERNATIONAL LAW PERSPECTIVES REGARDING TERRITORIAL AND EXTRATERRITORIAL HUMAN RIGHTS OBLIGATIONS IN DISPUTED TERRITORIES Iván Levy* and María Belén Paoletta** Abstract This article explores the application of human rights obligations in territorial …

  2. 69 NATIONAL JURISDICTIONS’ MECHANISMS FOR ENFORCING FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Irene Victoria Massimino* and Karnig Kerkonian** Abstract As a consequence of the two World Wars and the Holocaust, the international community established a new international legal …

  3. 97 CHILDREN AT RISK: INTRAFAMILIAL CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE - INCEST IN JAMAICA Sha-Shana Crichton* Content Advisory This article contains explicit and graphic descriptions related to sexual violence, including rape, which some readers may find distressing. …

  4. [MACRO] DIGNAM FINAL (DO NOT DELETE) 9/2/2015 2:30 PM 496 HONORING AND CELEBRATING MYRNA RAEDER Brett Dignam* It is a great privilege to be honoring Myrna Raeder and to celebrate her impressive career, scholarship and personhood. How appropriate to bring …

  5. 179 ABSENCES THAT TALK: LESSONS FROM THE LACK OF A CODE OF EVIDENCE IN THE REFORMED CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IN THE PROVINCE OF SANTA FE IN ARGENTINA Bruno Leonidas Rossini* Abstract Many Latin American criminal justice systems have been reformed over the …

  6. 256 CODETERMINATION AS A REMEDY FOR AMERICAN LABOR WOES, OR HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE BOMB Anthony Carini* Abstract Over the past few decades, the systematic erosion of labor union membership in the United States has correlated with …

  7. 284 THE STIFLED VOICES OF WOMEN IN ARMENIA: HOW GENDER QUOTAS WILL SAVE THE VICTIMS Liza Hayrapetyan* Abstract This paper explores the critical role of gender quotas in addressing the systemic underrepresentation of women in Armenia’s police force and …

  8. 308 ESCALATING FOREST FIRES AND GREECE’S FAILURE TO UPHOLD HUMAN RIGHTS: A MODERN GREEK TRAGEDY Maria Pappas* Abstract The surge in global temperatures and increasing instances of disastrous wildfires have brought environmental litigation to the …

  9. SOUTHWESTERN JOURNALOF INTERNATIONAL LAW VOLUME XXXI 2024 NUMBER 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SYMPOSIUM ARTICLES PUTTING REMEDIAL SECESSION BACK ON THE TABLE TO REVERSE THE ETHNIC CLEANSING OF NAGORNO-KARABAKH …

  10. [MACRO] ROTHSTEIN FINAL (DO NOT DELETE) 9/2/2015 3:04 PM 508 AMBIGUOUS-PURPOSE STATEMENTS OF CHILDREN AND OTHER VICTIMS OF ABUSE UNDER THE CONFRONTATION CLAUSE Paul F. Rothstein* * Professor of Law, Georgetown Univ., Wash., D.C., specializing in Evidence, …