Vol. 5 No. 5 (2022): Revista Electrónica de Derecho Internacional Contemporáneo

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Published: 2022-07-08

Editorial

Quinto aniversario de la Revista Electrónica de Derecho Internacional Contemporáneo

Julia Espósito

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Articles

Criteria for attributing direct jurisdiction in the reform of Uruguayan private international law

Alejandro Matias Ferreira Marino

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Latin America, ALBA and transnational investment arbitration: the foundation of a mosaic of resistance

Dorce Milcar Jeff

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Control of conventionality: the finishing line or an interpretation road? Reflecting upon the scope of the doctrine of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Gisela Ferrari, Fátima López Poletti

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Smuggling of migrants A view from the Uruguayan and international legal system

Federico Fascioli Caorsi

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Dialogues

The latent struggle between the protection of human rights and States’ foreign action: idealism vs. real politik in the international fight against impunity

Romualdo Bermejo García, Carlos Castresana Fernández, José Elías Esteve Moltó, María Chiara Marullo, Maite Parejo Sousa, Raquel Vanyó Vicedo

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The Pathway of Treaties

“UNCLOS+40”: Governing conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity beyond national jurisdictions

Javier Leonardo Surasky

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Cinema and Law

Human traffiking for sexual exploitation: Conceptualizating the issue using a film based on real-life events

Federico Fascioli Caorsi

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Desafíos internacionales ante el cambio climático Antes que sea tarde

Juan Ignacio Moreno

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Culture againt impunity Argentina, 1985

Carlos Gil Gandía

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Experiences

The Inter-American Juridical Committee on the face of the challenges in the digital era: The Rapporteurs on Privacy and Personal Data Protection and on International Law applicable to Cyberspace

Mariana Salazar Albornoz

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In memoriam

In memoriam: Antônio Augusto Cançado Trindade

Javier Leonardo Surasky

Dossier

Refugees, displaced locals and people in transit exposed to state and non-state agents' sexual violence

Josefina Buscetti

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Children victims of modern slavery: A problem facing the forced migration of Venezuelans

María Victoria Márquez Olmos

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Strategies to make sexual violence against migrant and cross-border women visible through the joint work of the Public Prosecutor's Office and community networks

Andrea Bermúdez Castillo

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Refugees and internally displaced persons facing sexual exploitation and United Nations peacekeeping missions

Mayra A. Scaramutti

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