From the 2000s onwards, it is possible to observe a shift in narrative rationality within International Relations. The idea is that subjects of International Law construct and act according to a set of narratives, and therefore, the historical analysis of these narratives is an appropriate means to understand existing geopolitical dynamics.

The crime of rape is as old as conflict itself. A curse that has managed to persist through generations and stained nations, societies, families, and individuals with its miasma. Rape law can date back as far as 1900BC in Babylon in the Hammurabi code.

The main question is whether a EU Member State is limited by the refugee status granted by another MS when assessing an extradition request.

On ethical issues, we have to take action and raise our voices against governments or companies that have maleficence towards society.