William JULIÉ discusses the possibility of prosecuting acts of torture committed in times of conflict that may constitute war crimes before Ukrainian or international jurisdictions, and also European courts on the basis of universal jurisdiction. ...
To the question of whether Russia's destruction of electrical infrastructures in Ukraine constitutes a war crime, William Julié recalls the need to distinguish between jus ad bellum and jus in bello. It is also essential to determine the civilian ...
Documentation of evidence of the commission of war crimes, including the report of the UN Commission of Inquiry that visited Ukraine, has begun in Ukraine, which makes it possible to provide precise figures and concrete evidence of the commission ...
"William JULIE discusses the possibility for the EU to issue passports to Russians. The European code of visas does not provide for uniformity in the prohibition of visas, but the European sanctions policy could prohibit the issuance of visas to a...
William JULIÉ returns to the proportionality check carried out by the administrative court concerning the summary proceedings against the decision to expel Imam Hassan Iquioussen, as well as the criminal qualification of the statements made by the...
William JULIÉ discusses the appeal before the Conseil d'État in regards to the summary proceedings against the expulsion of Imam Hassan Iquioussen, before the hearing on the merits regarding the illegality of the measure. He also explains the lega...
William JULIÉ explains the decision taken by the administrative court following a proportionality check, the possibility of appeal and the criminal legal qualification of the facts committed by Imam Hassan Iquioussen.
William JULIÉ explains the different methods of investigation and evidence gathering in order to establish potential convictions for the war crimes committed by Ukrainian and Russian soldiers during the conflict. He also presents the solutions of ...
William JULIÉ explains the responsibilities incurred by the Russian and Ukrainian military for potential war crimes committed during the conflict. He also presents the solutions for the investigation of such crimes by international criminal justic...
William JULIÉ explains that since France was heavily pressured by the international community, whether it was by the UN Committee on children rights or requests before the European Court of Human Rights, France finally allowed for the repatriation...
