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Articles by Amanda Beyer
Where Will Universal Jurisdiction Go from Here?
In mid-January, Germany drew headlines when a Koblenz court found Syrian colonel Anwar Raslan guilty of torture, murder, and sexual violence. A few months before the conviction of Raslan, a French court determined that legal action against a member of Syrian state security, Abdulhamid C., could not proceed. A common theme unites the two cases: universal jurisdiction.
What Debt-for-Nature Could Mean For Developing Countries
In 1842, Charles Darwin referred to the Belize Barrier Reef as “the most remarkable reef in the West Indies.” With its gleaming turquoise waters, verdant clusters of mangroves and rainbow of brightly-colored coral rising from the seafloor, it is plain to see why. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the site is home to multiple endangered species, from manatees to crocodiles, and it is a popular location for tourists to snorkel and scuba dive.
Who Calls the Shots?: Vaccine Inequity in Africa
Vaccine scarcity. Vaccine famine. Vaccine apartheid. An indictment on humanity. In whatever colorful language it is couched, the conclusion is the same: Africa is not getting vaccinated, and something needs to be done. Since Africa announced its first confirmed case of COVID-19 in February of last year, the pandemic has broken over the continent in devastating waves. Over 8 million people have been infected and over 220,000 have died, although estimates of the true numbers vary.
RON signalling promotes therapeutic resistance in ESR1 mutant breast cancer
Abstract Background Oestrogen Receptor 1 (ESR1) mutations are frequently acquired in oestrogen receptor (ER)-positive metastatic breast cancer (MBC) patients who were treated with aromatase inhibitors (AI) in the metastatic setting. Acquired ESR1 mutations are associated with poor prognosis and there is a lack of effective therapies that selectively target these cancers.
The Story of the Pigman
That night he had to figure out how to make a house by himself, make food, and manage a life. But before Steve went to bed, he heard something from outside. And when he went outside, he saw everything bad imaginable: Zombies, skeletons, spiders, and creepers; he was astonished to even know what a creeper was. Steve quickly made a sword only wooden, although he fought with all his power and when he finally fought them off, and he went to sleep. Steve woke up to see broad daylight.
19 reasons Detroit is the most underrated city in the US
Techno was invented in the suburbs of Detroit in the early 1980s. We celebrate this piece of music history with an annual electronic dance music festival every Memorial Day weekend since 2000. So the next time you’re shaking it at a dance club in Berlin, remember, you wouldn’t be there if it weren’t for Detroit. In 1879 the number of phones in the city was too much for the phone operators to manage, so the city began assigning households their own phone numbers.
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