Sophie Schuberth
@sophieschuberth.bsky.social
PhD candidate in international law at Freie Universität Berlin & Law Clerk at Higher Regional Court Berlin
Interested in international law, especially peremptory norms, duty to cooperate, occupation, state responsibility, IHL, use of force, ICJ
Interested in international law, especially peremptory norms, duty to cooperate, occupation, state responsibility, IHL, use of force, ICJ
... on a fascinating panel discussing 'The Law of Occupation and State Practice'.
In my presentation, “The (Il)Legality of Occupation: An Integrated Jus Ad Bellum Approach", I explored the relationship between occupation, general international law, and jus cogens norms. /2
In my presentation, “The (Il)Legality of Occupation: An Integrated Jus Ad Bellum Approach", I explored the relationship between occupation, general international law, and jus cogens norms. /2
October 9, 2025 at 11:56 AM
... on a fascinating panel discussing 'The Law of Occupation and State Practice'.
In my presentation, “The (Il)Legality of Occupation: An Integrated Jus Ad Bellum Approach", I explored the relationship between occupation, general international law, and jus cogens norms. /2
In my presentation, “The (Il)Legality of Occupation: An Integrated Jus Ad Bellum Approach", I explored the relationship between occupation, general international law, and jus cogens norms. /2
Reposted by Sophie Schuberth
The duty to cooperate under customary international law is fundamental to the response to climate change, and is intrinsically linked to the duty to prevent harm, requiring good faith, continuous and sustained forms of collective action, applying to all states (subject only to CBDR);...10/17
July 23, 2025 at 6:29 PM
The duty to cooperate under customary international law is fundamental to the response to climate change, and is intrinsically linked to the duty to prevent harm, requiring good faith, continuous and sustained forms of collective action, applying to all states (subject only to CBDR);...10/17