A provisional order for Israel to withdraw from Rafah would provide a clear legal standard the United States would be obliged to follow.

It’s the International Law Department, which gives the army permission to kill 15 to 20 civilians per combatant death and pastes a veneer of properness over IDF operations.

The judges’ provisional ruling dismissed almost every objection—moral, technical, procedural—thrown up by the Israeli defense team.

Lawyers for Israel defended the country’s bombardment of Gaza with a polite, legal form of blackmail.

There’s no question that climate change is killing people—but you could also argue that it qualifies as wanton extermination of entire cultures.

Did the hunt for Kony convince Republicans to finally embrace international justice?