Weronika Galka
@wgalka.bsky.social
Legal Fellow @justicehq.bsky.social, Associate Editor @justsecurity.org, ex-@StJohnsOx, @spc_oxford & @LeidenLaw. UK-based. All views my own, pronouns she/her.
I was also pleasantly surprised to see the way the Committee handled the thick/thin ROL debate, as well as its references to the rule of law culture (on which, see JUSTICE's upcoming report, launch in January!). The entirety of the CC's findings are well worth a read. (/end)
November 20, 2025 at 12:47 PM
I was also pleasantly surprised to see the way the Committee handled the thick/thin ROL debate, as well as its references to the rule of law culture (on which, see JUSTICE's upcoming report, launch in January!). The entirety of the CC's findings are well worth a read. (/end)
(2/2) determined ASAP pulls against confining recourse to the POAC statutory remedy where multiple defendants prosecuted for TA offences under the order likely to challenge its legality ([46-49]).
IMO, a good example of JR’s contribution to upholding rule of law by facilitating legal certainty.
IMO, a good example of JR’s contribution to upholding rule of law by facilitating legal certainty.
July 30, 2025 at 2:24 PM
(2/2) determined ASAP pulls against confining recourse to the POAC statutory remedy where multiple defendants prosecuted for TA offences under the order likely to challenge its legality ([46-49]).
IMO, a good example of JR’s contribution to upholding rule of law by facilitating legal certainty.
IMO, a good example of JR’s contribution to upholding rule of law by facilitating legal certainty.
Hah - yes! Thanks for spotting, we’re on it.
July 22, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Hah - yes! Thanks for spotting, we’re on it.
Big month for international law judgments, with the ICJ’s advisory opinion on climate change scheduled for July 23 hand down.
July 9, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Big month for international law judgments, with the ICJ’s advisory opinion on climate change scheduled for July 23 hand down.