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IntLawGrrls

Feminist voices on international law, policy & practice

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  • European Union, International Human Rights Law, IntLawGrrls, Women’s Rights Law

    When rights delayed are rights denied: a case study of abortion rights in Poland

    In Poland, abortion is only legal if the pregnancy endangers the woman’s life or health, or if it results from a criminal act such as rape or incest. In two recent cases, A.R. v. POLAND (2025) and M.L. v. POLAND (2023) the European Court of Human Rights (the “Court”), has taken a cautious approach to…

    samira allioui
  • International Criminal Law, International Human Rights Law, IntLawGrrls, Latin America and the Caribbean, Women’s Rights Law

    Celia Ramos vs Peru: Recognizing Reproductive Violence as a Crime Against Humanity (Part I)

    Susana SáCouto, Claudia Martín & Helena Rodríguez-Bronchú
  • International Criminal Law, International Human Rights Law, Latin America and the Caribbean, Women’s Rights Law

    Celia Ramos vs Peru: Recognizing Reproductive Violence as a Crime Against Humanity (Part II)

    Susana SáCouto, Claudia Martín & Helena Rodríguez-Bronchú
  • IntLawGrrls

    On Starvation as Long and Slow Violence

    Rashmi Raman
  • International Human Rights Law, peace

    Solidarity for Peace in Kashmir

    Cecilia Marcela Bailliet

IntLawGrrls speaks to the relationships between intersectional feminism and international law, policy and practice. The blog gives scholars, lawyers, policymakers, leaders and activists a place to share feminist perspectives on international legal issues.

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