Volume 27 Issue 89
Published: 2024-12-01
Contents
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Notes on the Iraqi Arbitration Law Draft for the Year of 2024
MUSTAFA AL NASRY
The Arbitration Law is a key piece of legislation in resolving civil, commercial, and administrative disputes, offering advantages such as speed, confidentiality, flexibility, and access to...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2024.185411
RESEARCH
Methods of internationalizing disputes arising from the use of international waterways (the case of Iraq with neighboring countries as a model)
Ayad Al-Saqalli, Yaqoob Mamo
The growing global demand for water has led to numerous international disputes over the use of shared watercourses, highlighting the need for legal frameworks to resolve such conflicts. An...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2021.129366.1127
Functional Integration among the General Assembly and the Security Council in the management of non-international armed conflicts
Omer Alklo, Abdulaziz Ramdhan Alktabe
The protection of international peace and security is a central concern for the global community. In response, countries have sought effective means to maintain peace, most notably by establishing...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2021.130895.1164
The role of the public prosecution in administrative judiciary: A comparative study
Ahmed Alrubaee, Nooreddeen Alsalamy
The role of the public prosecution in the administrative judiciary holds particular significance, as the administration is a permanent party in these disputes, making the prosecution a neutral...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2022.133025.1192
The impact of unilateral economic sanctions on state sovereignty and the principle of non-interference
Amer AL-Jubouri, Khalaf AL-Jubouri
Unilateral economic sanctions imposed by some states on other states, individuals, or corporations significantly impact state sovereignty and the principle of non-intervention, particularly as...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2020.127998.1100
The Crime of Possessing Drugs and Psychotropic Substances for Trading: A Comparative Study
Emad Al-Dulaimi, Abdul Hakeem AL-Ghazal
The crime of drug and psychotropic substance possession for the purpose of trading is among the most severe drug-related offenses. This study examines the approach of the new Iraqi Drugs and...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2021.131221.1169
General formal restrictions for general administrative sanctions
Bashar Almzory, Hassan Albannan
Legislators may empower the competent administrative authority to impose general administrative sanctions on those who violate laws and regulations. However, they also provide protections for...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2020.127410.1081
The Illegal Entry of a Foreigner into The Territory of The Country - A Comparative study
Abbas Saeed, Manal Moussa
This study examines how varying ideas, principles, and values within human societies influence lawmakers as they craft legislation, focusing on laws governing the status of foreigners residing...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2022.132787.1186
The role of the International Committee of the Red Cross in achieving human security
Ahmed Agaa, Wisam Alsadi
Armed conflict is a major driver of the need for human security due to its severe impact on affected communities, often already facing economic hardships. The International Committee of the Red...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2021.129875.1139
The Punitive criminal policy for confronting human trafficking crimes : A comparative study.
Yasir Alnuamee, Anas Aljoboury
The criminal legislation in question has adopted a stringent policy toward human trafficking offenses, imposing severe penalties, including imprisonment with fines, and categorizing these offenses...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2021.129937.1146
Terrorist crime through social media : A comparative study
Mohamad Alzubidy, Saif Majeed
The rapid and unrestricted spread of social media has led to its misuse, particularly by criminal terrorist groups that use these platforms to execute cyberterrorism. This form of crime poses...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2021.129570.1136
Obstacles to academic freedom
Baydaa Alabasi, Sivan Mekerdegean
Academic freedom is a fundamental pillar essential to the growth, prosperity, and advancement of universities. However, merely recognizing this freedom within academic institutions and universities...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2020.127465.1084
The foundations and method of forming the Supreme Council and the conditions of membership in it
layth Th. Husain, Dilshad AL harki
The Iraqi legislature in 2005 successfully adopted a bicameral system, recognizing it as a suitable choice for countries with significant ethnic and religious diversity. However, the Iraqi...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2022.133669.1200
Judicial Control over the Reason For Taking Administrative Control decisions In Exceptional Circumstances -A Comparative Study-
QAYDAR SALIH, Ansam Alsayegh
Administrative control measures and decisions taken during exceptional circumstances to preserve public order can significantly impact public freedoms. Addressing such circumstances requires swift...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2020.128502.1106
The role of legislative drafting in reducing procedural waste
Marwa Alkady, Faris Aljarjary
This study explores the role of legislative drafting in reducing and preventing procedural waste. It highlights the connection between high-quality legislative drafting, broader legislative reform,...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2021.129915.1145
The role of civil society institutions in building peace
Khaldoun Albazzaz, Mohammad N. Dawood
Peacebuilding emerged as a prominent concept on the international stage in the 1990s following the end of the Cold War. The United Nations formally adopted this concept in 1992 through a report...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2020.128910.1111
Review Paper
The Right of Ownership in the English Law /An Analytical Comparative Study with the Iraqi Civil Law
Younis Al-Mukhtar
In English law, the right of ownership Is regarded as the most significant and highest-ranking real right, granting the owner extensive powers to alienate, use, and exploit property, along with...
DOI: 10.33899/alaw.2021.129149.1118