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Member Publication2021 / 1
• “Justice to the Victims of Armed Conflicts in Darfur in Sudan and the Role of Regional Human Rights MechanismsMember Publication2021 / 2
Justice to the Victims of Armed Conflicts in Darfur in Sudan and the Role of Regional Human Rights MechanismsMember Publication2021 / 3
Deconstructing the Gender Binary Schisms in the Geneva Convention, Journal of Law Teachers of India, Vol. 10, pp. 158 – 168, ISSN: 2231–1580 JOLT-India [Law Centre I, Faculty of Law, Delhi University]Member Publication2021 / 4
Is the Current International Law a Good Fit for Cybersecurity? A U.N. Charter-Based Analysis (20 Wash. U. Global Stud. L. Rev. 549)Member Publication2021 / 5
• “Self-Defense Against Non-State Actors & the Recent US Military Strike in Syria: Considerations for the Philippines”, Philippine Strategic ForumMember Publication2019 / 1
Placing Cyber Warfare within the Rome Statute Framework – Book Chapter, “International Humanitarian Law: A reflection on 70 years of Geneva Conventions 1949”, Satyam Law International, 2019 [ISBN: 978-93-87839-46-5]Member Publication2019 / 2
‘Re-examining the Dimensions of External Forcible Interventions in Internal Conflicts’, 92(3) Philippine Law JournalMember Publication2019 / 3
Embracing the Global Compact on RefugeesMember Publication2019 / 4
Embracing the Global Compact on RefugeesMember Publication2019 / 5
When Women are the Criminals: Governing Violent Extremism in Malaysia Via ‘Hard’and ‘Soft’ModalitiesMember Publication2018 / 1
Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed ConflictMember Publication2018 / 2
Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict
