To what extent can the conduct of the British government be conceptualised as complicity in genocide against the Palestinian population, through the lens of state crime scholarship? Essay by: Hashir Hussain, ISCI Researcher and Master of Laws student at Queen Mary…
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As private prisons and local sheriffs make millions from ICE contracts, Oklahomans are still reeling from the loss of parents, children, and…
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This event was to raise funds for the London Legal Support Trust, which was started in 2003 to help with the issue…
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by Neve Gordon Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called for police to prosecute people chanting “globalise the intifada” during demonstrations, calling it…
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How the Filton 6 trial neutered the jury MAY 13, 2026 The Filton 6 trial will go down as one of the…
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Report launch presenting evidence of genocide against the Tuareg population of northern Mali.
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UK law professors declare support for Palestine Action in this open letter opposing genocide and defending the right to nonviolent protest.
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The UN Charter couldn’t be clearer: Article 2(4) prohibits all uses of international force except in selfdefense. Richard Falk analyses the unlawful…
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by Prof Jeremy Keenan SUMMARY This report (eight chapters) presents detailed evidence that Mali’s military junta with its Russian Africa Corps ally,…
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ISCI’s Prof Penny Green in conversation with journalist Dr David Kattenburg (see original post here)
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We, the members of the Gaza Tribunal, having gathered in Sarajevo from 26 to 29 May 2025, declare our collective moral outrage…
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How Big Oil’s latest legal attack on Greenpeace is putting the future of climate activism at risk by Gwen Jones Energy Transfer…
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