Volume 47, Issue 2

AGREEING TO DISAGREE: THE PROBLEMS OF THE TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TO THE INTERPRETATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

Nahuel Maisley

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April 27, 2024
“KILL, RAPE, CONTROL”: GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE BY GANG MEMBERS IN EL SALVADOR AS CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY UNDER INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

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April 27, 2024

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Volume 47, Issue 2

AGREEING TO DISAGREE: THE PROBLEMS OF THE TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TO THE INTERPRETATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

“KILL, RAPE, CONTROL”: GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE BY GANG MEMBERS IN EL SALVADOR AS CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY UNDER INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW