We should also pause to reflect on this:

Amidst debates about how to hold heads of state responsible for atrocity crimes, Zoë Jay and I explore how prioritisation of legal norms affect how we understand the intent behind noncompliance with international law UTAS Politics and IR International Studies Quarterly
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Trump’s 10th attempt to delay his trial has failed. For the first time in his life he will be in court every day, all day, in a criminal jury trial on Monday. meidastouch.com/news/trumps-10…

Analysis: Rockliff pulls wool over eyes of little Lambies. #politas

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We do not accept the narrative of ‘regrettable incidents'.

We do not accept it, because what has happened to MSF International’s convoys and shelters, is part of a deliberate pattern of attacks on humanitarians, health workers, journalists, United Nations personnel, schools, and homes.

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Thank you Sir Kenneth Keith for so generously launching my and Tim McCormack's co-edited book last night at University of Tasmania

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And grateful for friends and family celebrating with us Regina Weiss, Lionel Nichols, matias thomsen, Jeff McGee (and others not on X...)

International law has rules designed to prevent such 'mistakes':

- verify that targets are not civilian
- refrain from attack in case of doubt

There was no urgency. No troops under fire.

No excuse for killing civilians based on sparse evidence and speculation.

Thanks Dr Matt for strongly rejecting the idea that the murder of the aid workers is justified by Hamas actions on Oct 7. I am constantly shocked at what people feel is acceptable in the name of Israel's 'self defence' (incl the deaths of over 30,000 Palestinians) Matt Killingsworth

Australian international court judge calls for Israel to suspend Gaza military operation dlvr.it/T4xBLK

via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2024/03/28/bus…

Love voting ‘cos I get to share my #democracysausage #poltas

Democracy Sausage Alison Dagnes

A reminder that if you are interested in this project please contact me asap. Total stipend per annum is AUS$58,000
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Chuffed to see my friends Tim McCormack and Matt Killingsworth doing what they do best - what a #Tassie contingency we have in the #ICL #IHL world!

You are warmly invited to join us for the launch of a new book by Matt Killingsworth and Tim McCormack entitled “Civility, Barbarism and the Evolution of International Humanitarian Law: Who do the Laws of War Protect?”

Nothing could describe Russian “elections” better than this.

Source: Telegram / Uniannet

Thirteen years of war crimes ...

So worth the wait Zoë Jay! UTAS Politics and IR International Studies Quarterly
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When the ⁦ESPNcricinfo⁩ get laughs out of moral Bazball 🤣

Great to see this out 😁

A wonderful project and collection put together by Tim McCormack and Matt Killingsworth.

Grateful to have been a part of it, to have worked with all those involved, and to have had the chance to explore beautiful Tasmania when we gathered together!

Nature of England’s third Test defeat surely spells end for Bazball rhetoric | James Wallace theguardian.com/sport/blog/202…

Everything that I wanted to say about #Bazball