Gardaí can consistently deny racial profiling because there is no data on who is stopped and searched — but the new powers bill doesn't allow this data to be collected. Why, asks Cian Ó Concubhair

In his beautiful and powerful book, The Redress of Law: Globalisation, Constitutionalism and Market Capture (2021), our friend, Emilios

In the middle of a respiratory pandemic, law enforcement agencies have used tear gas in especially dangerous ways. The chemical agent also seeps into homes, contaminates food, furniture, skin and surf...

It is clear now, one-year into the second coming of Donald Trump, that the normative international order in place since World War II has been breached.

This interview, conducted by Professor Costas Douzains for the Greek weekly newspaper  Epohi, features Dr. Leila Faghfouri Azar and was originally

This interview, conducted by Professor Costas Douzains for the Greek weekly newspaper  Epohi, features Dr. Leila Faghfouri Azar and was originally

This interview, conducted by Professor Costas Douzains for the Greek weekly newspaper  Epohi, features Dr. Leila Faghfouri Azar and was originally

Whether international law constitutes an independent legal domain endowed with sanctioning power with regard to its subjects is a question that has

None The beginning of 2026 marked yet another human tragedy for Iranian society. In January, hundreds of thousands of Iranian protesters took to the

When it came to grabbing territory, the British had effective techniques by the 1960s. Morning-tea at Downing Street could accomplish what a U.S

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Amid US President Trump’s looming take-over of Greenland and attempted coercion of Western allies to agree to this, Western liberal international lawyers

There’s a video doing the rounds on social media of someone driving through Galway in 1965. The car drives along Bridge Street and Mainguard Street, before turning onto Shop street.

The founding premise of this book is that the nimbus of prestige, which once surrounded the idea of justice, has now been dimmed to such a degree that it is no longer sufficient to secure the possibil...

The founding premise of this book is that the nimbus of prestige, which once surrounded the idea of justice, has now been dimmed to such a degree that it is no longer sufficient to secure the possibil...

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The Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) has awarded €23,000 to a tenant who experienced discrimination and victimisation from his former landlords.

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