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The Rohingya Conflict and the interface between public international law and private international law
By Francisco Javier Zamora Cabot Despite the progress made towards its prevention and resolution, contemporary history continues to show us examples of human-induced catastrophes, such as the genocides in Rwanda and the Balkans or, in our days, the one that afflicts the Rohingya ethnicity. These are events that impact the conscience of humanity and that, […]
CJEU on the Brussels I bis Regulation and immunity from execution in Supreme Site and Others, C-186/19
On 3 September 2020, the Court of Justice delivered its Judgment in the case that had sparked considerable scholarly interest in recent months, namely in the case Supreme Site and Others, C-186/19. Back in June, due to the courtesy of María Barral Martínez, we presented an