War Crimes: the ICRC and Video Games
Maud Kadye evaluates the International Committee of the Red Cross' venture into the world of video games and their proposal to use games as an educational tool for war crimes.
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Nelson Mandela Fought For Freedom: Where Does Freedom Stand In International Law?
Maud Kadye takes a look at the concept of freedom within international law and how Nelson Mandela changed it for everyone.
Practice Areas Series: Human Rights Law
Maud Kadye, talks about the practice area of Human Rights law, with particular reference to a career in this sector and the top chambers.
Land reform South Africa
Maud Kadye takes a look at the battle between black native South Africans and white South Africans over landownership, highlighting how much segregation is still around.
Rwandan Genocide: 20 Years On
Maud Kadye looks back on the Rwandan genocide, as it approaches its 20 year anniversary. Looking in particular at what has changed since the genocide.
Last in the Guantánamo Bay Series: The Future
Maud Kadye discusses Guantánamo Bay and looks at the reasons in favour of closing the prison, as well as the potential impact it could have on any future modifications to the Geneva Convention.
Fifth in the Guantánamo Bay Series: Imad Abdullah Hassan v Barack Obama
Maud Kadye's fifth article from the Guantánamo Bay series looks at the use of force feeding in relation to the Imad Abdullah Hassan v Barack Obama case.
Fourth in the Guantánamo Bay Series: The Human Rights Issues
Maud Kadye fourth article from the Guantánamo Bay series discusses the human rights issues that have surrounded the camp since 2002.
Closing Guantánamo Bay
Maud Kadye looks at the debate surrounding the proposed closure of Guantánamo Bay.
Second in the Guantánamo Bay Series: Guantánamo Bay is Legal by International Humanitarian Law
Maud Kadye discusses Guantánamo Bay in more depth and looks at its legal status with reference to International Humanitarian Law.