On Saturday, 23 May 2026, ILSA Chapter UNS had the pleasure of visiting ILSA BINUS as part of ILSA Visitation Vol. 2. This visitation program was designed to strengthen connections between student organizations with a shared interest in international law from different universities. For us, it was a truly exciting and meaningful experience to exchange …
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On Friday, 22 May 2026, ILSA Chapter UNS had the valuable opportunity to conduct a visit to Makarim & Taira S. Counsellors at Law. As one of the law firms that ILSA Chapter UNS had long hoped to visit, this experience became a meaningful opportunity for us to gain insights and learn directly from legal …
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On 13 May 2026, as part of its commitment to creating a collaborative and intellectually engaging learning environment, International Law Students Association (ILSA) proudly conducted another session of Study With ILSA (STUSA) under the theme “Who is Accountable in the Sky?: Aircraft Hijacking in the Lens of International Law.” Carrying a topic closely related to …
On Friday, 24 April 2026, the External Affairs Division of ILSA Chapter UNS successfully conducted one of its flagship programs, Visitation Vol. 1. This visitation program is designed as a platform to foster connections and facilitate knowledge exchange among student organizations within the Faculty of Law, Universitas Sebelas Maret. For this occasion, KSP “Principium” was …
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Oracle Vol. 8 Implementation of Death Penalty Pros and Cons: Dilemma Between The Nationality Principle and Human Rights By: Gladys Azalia Christi and Nur Intan Zahrotul M. Jurisdiction is usually closely linked to the territorial borders of a country. The territorial principle is the strongest internationally recognized basis for the application of jurisdiction. The …
[INTERNATIONAL LAW MONTHLY ARTICLE] Oracle Vol. 7 Iran Protest: A Deeply Worrying Violation of Children’s Rights By: Agnes Ariningtyas People have been protesting across Iran for nearly a month, defying a deadly crackdown by security forces. The demonstrations are seen as the most serious challenge to the Iranian authorities in decades. It all begun …
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G20: The Guardian Angel Of World Economic Stability By: Aulia Hasanatu Fial The G20, or Group of Twenty, is a multilateral forum made up of 19 countries and the European Union (EU). It focuses on significant global economic challenges such as international financial stability, climate change mitigation, and sustainable development. At the beginning of its …
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Greetings, fellas! We would like to congratulate to Faculty of Law UNS Delegates for managed to achieve amazing results at 2022 Asia Cup International Law Moot Court Competition. 1. Andhika Hananta Rizqy (2018) 2. Teresa Yokia Novantia (2019) 3. Aida Cahya Ardani (2020) 4. Naufal Widi Adyawan (2020) 5. Manda Ardianingrum (2021) 6. Muhammad Restu …
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Deep Dive into the Abortion Ban Regulation in the US By: Alma Sanmowa Abortion has always been incompletely included in the concept of human rights law. However, the consensus on abortion and human rights based on law is that abortion must be safe and accessible. Contrary to the law, a woman should not suffer or …
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By Alma Sanmowa Roida Abortion has always lain imperfectly within the concept of human rights law. There are high controversies regarding this matter. However, the consensus on abortion and human rights based on the law is that abortion should be safe and accessible. Beyond the law, women should not suffer or die from unsafe abortions. …
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