A perspective on international law by Syed Hamid Albar

“…There are those who consider international law as ineffective due to its failure in maintaining international peace or compelling states to comply. …”
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Armed Non-State actors and state failure: failing international law or failure of international law by Santuraki, Suleiman Usman

“…As a result, the question has often been asked as to why such armed non-state actors thrive especially in the 21st century, notwithstanding the prominence of international law. Is it that international law has failed in regulating such groups, or that the regulation has in it some inherent weaknesses which encourage their proliferation. …”
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Definitional dilemma of “terrorism” under international law by Muhammad Imran, Rohaida Nordin

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The use of force by the states under international law by Alqahtani, Mohammed Salem, Rohaida Nordin, Faridah Jalil

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The right of legitimate defense in contemporary International Law by Ali Omar Moftah Medon, Ahmad Muhammad Husni

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State’s responsibility for violations of international law by it’s nationals by Rozlinda Mohamed Fadzil

“…This article shall attempt to put forth the theory in international law regarding state responsibility, its nature and requirements in determining the relationship and liability of a State and its populace when violations of international law have been committed by the state’s citizens. …”

Insulting religions from the perspective of international law: a descriptive and analytical study by Khater, Maya

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The basis of International responsibility and its principles towards illegal actions in International Law by Ali Omar Medon, Ahmad bin Muhammad Husni

“…This study concludes that countries that violate or refuse to commit themselves to international laws will have to abide to laws accepted by the international communities and the countries being violated will have full right to demand compensation from their aggressors.…”
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Analysis of domestic legal framework based on international law towards children’s environmental protection by Maizatun Mustafa, Zuraini Ab. Hamid, Kwan, Soo Chen, Mazrura Sahani

“…The article then examines related policies and international law which provide the foundation of the objectives of the Act. …”
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The need for a universal model agreement under International Law Commission (ILC) for development of shared oil and gas resources by Ahmad Kashfi, Wan Siti Adibah Wan Dahalan

“…This paper reviews the relevant international law sources in an analytical and explanatory method and a theoretically doctrinal way to prove the reason why codification of a comprehensive model agreement in International Law Commission (ILC) would be the most efficient way to overcome such legal intricacies and lack of relevant international law rules. …”
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Malaysian perspective on human rights by Rohaida Nordin

“…The international law has developed and recognised minimum international standards on human rights. …”

Assessment on state’s duty to protect human rights violations by business enterprises within oil & gas industry (O&G) by Ma Kalthum Ishak, Rohaida Nordin

“…To date, transnational corporations (TNCs), including oil and gas (O&G) companies, have had no direct human rights obligations under international law. International law and human rights law have principally focused on protecting individuals from violations by the government. …”
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The Determination of the citizenship of a child born on board an international aircraft: an analysis from the perspectives of international, Nigerian, and Islamic law by Mustapha, Ismail Adua

“…The findings indicate a divergence in approaches: Under International Law, a child born on an international aircraft generally acquires the citizenship of the country where the aircraft is registered. …”
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Can Israel prevent the ICC from conducting an investigation in the situation in Palestine? by Jahan, Ramisa

“…The author has applied qualitative method, relying on primary and secondary sources of international law.…”
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Migration by sea: protection of asylum seekers by Farah Nurul Ayu Izany, Rohani Abdul Rahim, Annalisa Yahanan, Azizah Landa

“…Protection of asylum seekers migrating by sea are reflected in international law on refugees, international maritime law, international human rights and international criminal law. …”
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Hak menentukan nasib sendiri dalam kerangka persatuan dan kesatuan bangsa Indonesia by Sulaiman, SH

“…The article traces the development of the concept of self-determination under International law. Numerous case studies were discussed to reflect the growing need for a more uniform standard of the concept, which could be applicable on member states. …”

Advisory opinion of ICJ: does it matter? by Mahmud Zuhdi Mohd Nor

“…This paper looks at the legal nature of advisory opinions with reference to ICJ in the context of its achievements in the development of International law in specific areas of study…”

Resistance to Chinese Nine Dotted Line Claim of the Spratly Islands and solution provided by Common Heritage of Mankind by Muhammad Naguib Abdul Malik

“…This Article views the solution offered by Common Heritage of Mankind which originated from the Islamic International Law (Siyar) in dealing with the issue of the Spratly Islands.…”
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Waters transfer laws and its discrepancies, a brief overview in some neighbouring countries, including discussion on Malaysia-Singapore by Rozlinda Mohamed Fadzil, Haniff Ahamat, Rasyikah Md. Khalid

“…The latter part discussed about GATS and remedies in public international laws pertaining to water ownership and water transfer laws.…”
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The international religious freedom act 1998 and the role of religious movement by Mohd Afandi Salleh

“…The introduction of the International Religious Freedom Act (IRFA) in October 1998 creates a new landscape of international law where religion became a central issue. …”
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