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December 18 is International Migrants Day. There are growing initiatives to have crimes against these vulnerable populations qualified as crimes against humanity, sometimes war crimes. Nearly 23,000 migrants have died in the Mediterranean since 2014. Lawyer Jessica Lescs reminds us of the legal issues at stake, explains why states are in the hot seat and why it is hoped that the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court will take up their case.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said Australia will not welcome back foreign tourists until at least next year, while announcing plans to lift some of the COVID-19 travel restrictions

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said Australia will not welcome back foreign tourists until at least next year, while announcing plans to lift some of the COVID-19 travel restrictions

The UK government recently announced a doubling of the Safer Streets Fund to £45 million, as it seeks to reassure the public that safety is a top priority, as the night-time economy makes a return. More than just surveillance While this funding increase is much needed, it’s vital that the government and local councils use the money strategically, or risk missing out on a great opportunity to deliver real change and enhance safety across the United Kingdom. One of the main strategies cited by...