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Journal article 2026 · Open access

The Algerian Legal Framework for the Economic Exploitation of Children: International Standards and Prospects for Reform

Hammas Omar

Law and World · Vol. 12, No. 38, pp. 83-98

The phenomenon of child economic exploitation is an alarming global reality, often exacerbated by economic precariousness that forces many families to sacrifice their children’s education for the sake of an additional income. However, this practice exposes a p…

International Human Rights Law 10.36475/12.2.5
Journal article 2026 · Open access

State-Guaranteed Legal Aid as a Social Right of an Infrastructural Nature

Vadim Sukhov

Law and World · Vol. 12, No. 39, pp. 21-34

This article examines the legal nature of state-guaranteed legal aid and substantiates its classification as an autonomous social right of an infrastructural character. While legal aid has traditionally been regarded as a mechanism for ensuring access to justi…

International Human Rights Law 10.36475/12.3.2
Journal article 2026 · Open access

Precarious Legal Status and the Protection of Migrant Workers’ Rights: An International Compliance Analysis of Algerian Law

Bentaallah Zahira

Law and World · Vol. 12, No. 37, pp. 74-86

Labour migration is considered one of the most significant forms of human mobility today, as individuals seek to improve their living conditions by pursuing employment opportunities beyond their countries of origin. The impact of migrant workers extends beyond…

Public International Law 10.36475/12.1.5
Journal article 2026 · Open access

Where Regimes Meet: Human Rights and International Investment Law at the Point of Expropriation

Mona Modaresrad, Majid Ghamami

Law and World · Vol. 12, No. 38, pp. 65-82

Contemporary international law increasingly rejects the notion of autonomous legal regimes, favoring a pluralist order grounded in normative interaction. Within this framework, international investment law (IIL) emerges, not as an autonomous, but as a speciali…

Public International Law 10.36475/12.2.4
Journal article 2026 · Open access

The Specificities of Seabed Disputes in Light of the Law of the Sea

Mohammed Hamli

Law and World · Vol. 12, No. 39, pp. 80-96

Certainly, the proclamation by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) of a new maritime area, which is the Seabed Area, applying the principle of the common heritage of mankind to its resources, and the establishment of an International T…

Public International Law 10.36475/12.3.5
Journal article 2026 · Open access

Legal Governance of Disaster Risks under NEPAD: Establishing Contractual Responsibility for Resilience and Sustainable Development in Africa

Khedidja Ziani, Hichem Makhlouf, Mohammed Halim Limam

Law and World · Vol. 12, No. 39, pp. 35-63

This paper examines the strategy of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) for disaster risk reduction and aims to analyze the initiative’s approach to overcoming obstacles that hinder sustainable development, particularly the poor management of…

Public International Law 10.36475/12.3.3
Journal article 2025 · Open access

The Rwandan Courts Position on Impact of Criminal Proceedings on Arbitration Cases

Denis Ngendahayo

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 33, pp. 47-59

Rwandan courts, including the Supreme Court, have confirmed that a principle known in French as “Le criminel tient le civil en état”, which is provided by the law relating to the criminal procedure and determines the relationship between criminal matter and ci…

Arbitration 10.36475/11.1.4
Journal article 2025 · Open access

Mediation Equity Model: Legal Framework for Strengthening Mediation Institutions as an Alternative Dispute Resolution in Indonesia’s Tourism Sector

Kadek Agus Sudiarawan, Nyoman Satyayudha Dananjaya, Putu Ade Harriestha Martana, I Kadek Rey Aditya Putra, I Gusti Ayu Adisya Putri Maheswari

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 36, pp. 21-39

The relationship between employers and workers in the context of industrial relations in Indonesia’s tourism sector is often vulnerable to disputes. This sector, as one of the pillars of the national economy, faces complex interests between workers who seek to…

Arbitration 10.36475/11.4.2
Journal article 2025 · Open access

The Study of Right to Freedom of Expression, Digital Media Laws and Demand for Innovation

Gaikwad Sadhana, Rajvardhan

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 33, pp. 114-124

This paper provides an overview of the concept of the right to freedom of expression, the concept of digital media, relating and applicable laws as well as needed innovation in the existing legal framework to prohibit misinformation on digital media. Nowadays…

International Human Rights Law 10.36475/11.1.9
Journal article 2025 · Open access

Environmental, Social, and Governance as Sustainability Solution for Women’s Rights in West Africa

Sophia Abiri-Franklin, Olusola Adesina Akinsanya, Olalekan Moyosore Lalude, Elisabeta Smaranda Olarinde

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 33, pp. 125-135

In the West African corporate sector, the engagement of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles is becoming the trend and could be a transformative strategy for advancing women’s rights in West Africa. This paper examined the ESG framework as po…

International Human Rights Law 10.36475/11.1.10
Journal article 2025 · Open access

Climate Justice on Trial: Role of Nigerian Courts in Connecting the Dots between Climate Change and Violence against Women

Uju Peace Okeke, Sophia Chukwufumnaya Chima

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 36, pp. 116-136

While growing scholarship has increasingly explored the gendered impact of climate change, the legal responses remain under-examined, particularly in Nigeria. Globally, climate change is a topical issue. The cause could be natural or man-made. While natural ca…

International Human Rights Law 10.36475/11.4.6
Journal article 2025 · Open access

The Efficacy of “Anti-Gender-Based Violence Laws” in Addressing the Scourge of Gender-Based Violence in South Africa

Paul S. Masumbe, Pumza Nomnganga

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 34, pp. 75-83

South Africa has encountered a notable increase in incidents of gender-based violence (GBV) over recent years. The failure of South Africa’s criminal justice system to effectively address GBV cases has resulted in the stigmatisation of the system. Consequently…

International Human Rights Law 10.36475/11.2.7
Journal article 2025 · Open access

The Right to the Secret of Correspondence and Its Legal Protection

Abdelhadi Derrar, Nassima Derrar

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 34, pp. 52-59

Respecting the private life of man is one of the most prominent basic rights guaranteed by positive laws and divine laws, as it is a pillar of human dignity and individual freedom. This right includes preserving human secrets and not dispensing them without hi…

International Human Rights Law 10.36475/11.2.5
Journal article 2025 · Open access

The National Judiciary as an Exceptional Measure in the Face of the Crimes of the Zionist Entity in the Gaza Strip

Khalfallah Faouzi, Atik Ali

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 33, pp. 7-21

In light of the inability of the United Nations to stop the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, as the official sponsor of international peace and security, many countries are calling for the application of the law of war between states to occupied Palestine…

Public International Law 10.36475/11.1.1
Journal article 2025 · Open access

Response to Incitement: Call for Algeria Sanctions (International Legal Analysis)

Abdelilah Choukry Sanef, Belkacem Trouzine

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 34, pp. 97-111

The consequences of the war in Ukraine have reached beyond Europe, significantly impacting regions such as the southern Mediterranean. Within this geopolitical context, Algeria—although maintaining a neutral stance in the conflict—is often perceived by Western…

Public International Law 10.36475/11.2.9
Journal article 2025 · Open access

The Russian Military Intervention in Ukraine: An Analysis through the Lens of International Law

Atik Ali, Khalfallah Faouzi

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 34, pp. 84-96

Russian troops invaded Ukrainian territory on February 22, 2022, for the sake of defending its borders from the alleged NATO threat, led by the United States. This move created widespread legal debate, calling for a number of positions on whether Russia’s acti…

Public International Law 10.36475/11.2.8
Journal article 2025 · Open access

Human Safety as a New Principle of International Cooperation

Eldjouzi Azzeddine

Law and World · Vol. 11, No. 35, pp. 126-141

Human safety (HS) is a relatively new doctrine that emerged at the end of the 20th century. It arose from the need to address global threats and to better understand worldwide problems. Human safety is a human right; it refers to the safety of people and commu…

Public International Law 10.36475/11.3.9