The latest issue of the
Melbourne Journal of International Law (Vol. 25, no. 2, 2024) is out. Contents include:
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Michael A. Becker, Crisis in Gaza: South Africa v Israel at the International Court of Justice (or the Unbearable Lightness of Provisional Measures)
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Christopher M. Roberts, Re-Covering Forced Labour: Colonial Foreclosures and Forgotten Potentials
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Maria Sjoholm, Framing Obstetric Violence and Associated Rights to Respectful Care in Childbirth through International Human Rights Law
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Cait Storr, Common Heritage or Commonwealth: Australia's Role in Negotiations over Resource Extraction in Domains beyond National Jurisdiction, 1958-91
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Yueming Yan & Xinhui Hong, 'Resolving Doors' and the CICC's One-Stop Platform: Reflections on Institutional Design
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Juliette McIntyre, Pyrrhic Victory or Inconsequential Loss? The International Court of Justice Judgment on Preliminary Objections in Ukraine v Russia
