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Repealing Resolution 2066 (XX): Correcting the UN’s Decolonisation Defect and the Assumptions that Shaped It
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Indigenous Peoples and Settler Communities in International Law: The Historical Formation of the Foalhavahi Settler Community and the Legal Consequences for Self-Determination
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Indigenous Peoples and Settler Communities in International Law: The Historical Formation of the Foalhavahi Settler Community and the Legal Consequences for Self-Determination
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Suspension of Diplomatic Relations Does Not Suspend International Law: A Civic Response to the Communiqué of the Republic of Mauritius (27 February 2026)
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Theatre at Westminster, Law at The Hague: The Lawful Path for the Maldives to Reopen the Chagos Question at the United Nations
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Chagos Requires a Lawful Decolonisation Process – Not Bilateral Closure
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Chagos, Resolution 73/295, and the Limits of Judicial Authority: Why Parliament Must Distinguish Political Recommendation from Binding Law
