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Gaza Violence Escalates – Where is the International Criminal Court? (Opinion)

It is now the third week of catastrophic death and destruction in the besieged Gaza Strip as Israel continues to impose collective punishment upon 2 million people, half of whom are children. The UN has now warned that food, water, medical supplies, and even body bags are running out and that young children will soon start dying of dehydration if the siege is not lifted. As the whole world continues to watch the footage coming out of Gaza in horror, it is eerily reminiscent of some of the worst massacres in recent human history, with many drawing parallels to the

Limiting the Application of the Death Penalty in Pakistan (Opinion)

Last month, the Pakistani Parliament unanimously passed an Amendment Bill to the Control of Narcotics Substances Act 1997 (CNSA), which effectively abolished the death penalty for all drug- related crimes. The passing of this Bill adds to the increasing momentum within Pakistan to bring the application of capital punishment in line with international law. According to the amended legislation, the maximum punishment for drug-related crimes will now be life imprisonment.Pakistan is a signatory to numerous treaties on human rights law, including seven of the nine core international human rights law conventions. Although capital punishment is not expressly prohibited under international

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