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By International Law Development Division Palestine origin refers to the Philistines who occupied part of the region in the 12th century B.C. Palestine has been ruled by numerous groups throughout history, including the Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Fatimids, Seljuk Turks, Crusaders, Egyptians and Mamelukes. The British took control of Palestine when World War …

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Feminism: Special Rights or Equal Rights? Introduction In April 2016, Saudi Arabia introduced a new national reform policy named “Saudi Vision 2030.” Led by the Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman. This policy is to involve the role of women in development so as to realize gender equality between women and men. Through Global Gender Gap …

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[CONGRATULATIONS] ILSA Chapter UNS would like to congratulate our delegates for their achievements at Universitas Airlangga’s International Moot Court Competition (INTERNATION) 2021. This year our delegates managed to achieve: The Champion of INTERNATION 1. Aida Cahya Ardani (2020) 2. Olivia Allyana (2020) 3. Nvidia Febiola Estiyantara (2020) Top 7th Overall Ranked Team 1. Lucky Surya …

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International law can be defined as a set of laws consisting largely of principles and rules that must be obeyed by states, and therefore must be adhered to in relationships with one another, and which also includes: (a) international organizations, the relationships between international organizations with each other, the relationship of legal rules relating to …

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