International responsibility for the crimes of the Israeli occupation by Marni, Nurazmallail, Shehab, Ahmed

“…The researcher used the analytical descriptive approach in analyzing the general principles of international law and their applications on the case of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. …”

GMOs, safety concerns and international trade: developing countries' perspective by Laxman, Lekha Kunju Pillai, Ansari, Abdul Haseeb

“…Purpose – This paper seeks to provide an in-depth discussion on the impact of agricultural biotechnology in developing and least developed countries (LDCs) as well as the concomitant biosafety concerns that might have an impact on trade and the environment whilst highlighting the importance of choosing development pathways that are conducive to the specific needs of these nations without endangering the biodiversity and affecting people's health.Design/methodology/approach – The paper adopts a socio-legal approach by undertaking a content analysis of decided cases, relevant treaties and existing studies conducted in areas related to agricultural biotechnology within the framework of sustainable development imperatives.Findings – The paper suggests that developing countries venturing into agricultural biotechnology need to enrich the technology according to their needs and capabilities in order to be able to weigh the benefits against the risks in the production and import of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) specifically via the implementation of the “precautionary principle” and viable “risk assessment” techniques which conform to their existing international law obligations in view of the findings that most of these nations have not formulated adequate legal and institutional frameworks supported with the necessary expertise to regulate, monitor, and ensure safety of agricultural GMOs produced and/or imported by them.Practical implications – The issues and suggestions in this paper will enable the development process of developing and least developed economies to conform to the tenets of sustainable development and minimize the loss of Earth's biodiversity. …”

The role of Islamic Sharia in protecting the rights of the minorities Rohingya as a case study. by Al-Umairi, Khalid Ibn Amir Ibn Umar, Hamdan, Mohammad Naqib

“…The importance of this study stems from the fact that it provides a scientific contribution to studies related to international law, especially with regard to the protection of minorities, and with regard to the Rohingya problem, with the special sensitivity it represents to the Islamic world. …”
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Energy revolution for our common future: An evaluation of the emerging international renewable energy law by Karim, M. E., Munir, A. B., Karim, M. A., Muhammad-Sukki, F., Abu-Bakar, S. H., Sellami, N., Bani, N. A., Hassan, M. Z.

“…In this backdrop, this paper aims to introduce various renewable sources, prospects and challenges in their promotion that may help to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change. Relevant international law provisions have been evaluated, performances of the relevant regional and international organizations active in this sector are highlighted and some of the disputes in this area considered in international forums are duly addressed. …”
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Higher education and the global marketplace from Malaysian experience by Baharun, Rohaizat, Ali, Maimunah, Padlee, Falinda

“…Other variables such as government intervention, international law, different custom procedures, variety of languages, foreign exchange, different costs, different behaviour and life styles became the challenges for higher institutions to providing a quality and sustainable education program. …”
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Offshore platform decommissioning by Mohamed Rithuan, Mohamed Faisal

“…The operations need to be comply with national and international laws and regulations. Various weak points and lessons to be learned will be identified. …”
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