Recently added articles from The George Washington International Law Review:
EXTRATERRITORIAL REACH OF THE TRAFFICKING VICTIMS PROTECTION ACT
Aug 10, 2007; Merzon, Sonia ... INTRODUCTION In their Closing Note to the U.S. Department of State 2005 Trafficking In Persons Report ("TIP Report" or "Report"),1 the drafters tell the story of a thirteen-year old girl, Renu.2 Renu was one of twenty human trafficking victims who were almost rescued during a brothel ...
HYBRIDITY, HOLISM, AND "TRADITIONAL" JUSTICE: THE CASE OF THE GACACA COURTS IN POST-GENOCIDE RWANDA
Aug 10, 2007; Clark, Phil ... I. INTRODUCTION Hybridity is an increasingly common theme in the study and practice of transitional justice and post-conflict reconstruction. In recent years, a growing trend has emerged in institutional responses to complex conflict and post-conflict situations that advocates "legal ...
RESOLVING THE BOLIVIAN GAS CRISIS: LESSONS FROM BOLIVIA'S BRUSH WITH INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
Aug 10, 2007; Pinto, Lindsay Sykes ... It is true that Bolivia needs partners, not owners of our natural resources. . . . We will guarantee that the corporations have every right to recover what they have invested and have the right to profit, we only want that this profit be with a principle of balance, that the State, the people ...
FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION AND ANIMAL PROTECTION: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE ON RITUAL SLAUGHTER
Aug 10, 2007; Haupt, Claudia E ... INTRODUCTION The free exercise of religion and animal protection at first glance seem to be somewhat unrelated yet by no means mutually exclusive matters. cases involving religiously motivated animal sacrifice and ritual slaughter, however, illustrate a conflict. This Article will ...
THE RIGHT TO STRIKE OR THE FREEDOM TO STRIKE: CAN EITHER INTERPRETATION IMPROVE WORKING CONDITIONS IN CHINA?
Aug 10, 2007; Nham, Mayoung ... INTRODUCTION "Citizens of the People's Republic of China have the right as well as the duty to work. . . . Work is a matter of honor for every citizen who is able to work."1 The Chinese Constitution describes work as a "matter of honor" for its citizens, but there is nothing honorable ...
TRANSNATIONAL TRIBUNALS AND THE TRANSMISSION OF NORMS: THE HEGEMONY OF PROCESS
Aug 10, 2007; Borgen, Christopher J ... INTRODUCTION The 1990s was a time of rapid change in international relations. The Cold War ended. New States rose from the ashes of old empires. Existing States shrugged off old ideologies for new economies. Cronyism was out; the rule of law was in. It was a New World ...