Reflections on International Law, Foreign Policy and History

A note on State Immunity

Firstly, we will discuss the purpose of immunities in international law. Secondly, we will explore the types of immunities available.

Pinochet Case

Key facts relating to the attempted prosecution of General Augusto Pinochet Ugarte, former president of the Republic of Chile: 1970 -...

Conceptual differentiation in immunities from jurisdiction

International lawyers attempting to illustrate how international law plays a central role in the relations of states would do well to point.

Immunities from Jurisdiction – Origins and Differentiations

This note will provide the historical background to the emergence of Immunities.

Introduction to Immunity Law

The law relating to international immunities is long-established and can be found in both relevant treaties and customary international law.

Convention on Crimes Against Humanity and the International Criminal Court

commentary to the Draft Articles, replete with decisions and comments from treaty bodies, demonstrates the importance of such monitoring

On Immunity: Re-Reading Immunities and Criminal Proceedings (Equatorial Guinea v. France) Case

Is it feasible to separate law from reality?

Vatican and the Holy See

This Account can also be read here. General Overviews Acquaviva, Guido. “Subjects of International Law: A Power-Based Analysis.”...