The CIFILE Journal of International Law is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 7, Issue 14, featuring a collection of scholarly articles addressing key developments in maritime law, environmental law, criminal law, business law, and internet law.
This issue contributes to ongoing legal scholarship and encourages critical engagement with contemporary issues across these areas of international law:
- Damaging the Lifelines: Legal Reflections on the EagleS Incident and the Protection of Submarine Cables (Nino Turmanidze)
- E-Commerce in Global South: Opportunities and Challenges (Roya Karimi Dehkordi)
- Protecting Minority Shareholders: A Comparative Legal Study of Bangladesh, the UK, and India (Md. Fahmedul Islam Dewan)
- L’hydrogène vert, levier stratégique clé de la transition énergétique et du leadership géopolitique (Soufyane El Fadili)
- The Triadic Architecture of Patriarchal Collusion: A Feminist Deconstruction of Section 116 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (Barsha Mondal)
- Combating Cybercrime through Interpol’s Actions (Alireza Ansari Mahyari, Zahrasadat Hosseini)
- Confrontation of the International Criminal Justice with Digital Terrorists in Climate Change Impacts (Sobhan Tayebi)
All CJIL articles are open access under CC BY 4.0, and authors pay no fees at any stage. Manuscripts are screened with iThenticate and reviewed double-blind by international referees, following COPE guidelines.
Editor-in-Chief Dr. S. Abbas Poorhashemi
Submissions for the next issue are open, in English or French.
Read the issue: cifilejournal.com
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