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A Seven-Year Journey from Asylum to U.S. Citizenship: Reflections on LGBTQ Immigrant Justice
By Erin Meyer
In 2014, I had the privilege of representing two extraordinary young asylum seekers who had fled from Macedonia, where, because they are a gay couple, they had suffered extreme homophobic…
Cleary M&A and Corporate Governance Watch
SEC, Hungarian Executives Settle 5-Year FCPA Suit that Generated Government-Friendly Rulings on Threshold Legal Issues
By Matthew C. Solomon, Lisa Vicens, Jessica L. Dwinell, Jenny Paul
On April 27, a civil FCPA litigation against three former executives of a Hungarian telecommunications company officially came to a close after more than five years of contentious litigation in…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Misery for refugees at Greece-Macedonia border
Video from Youtube CNN reports scenes of misery as thousands of migrants -- most of them fleeing Syria's bitter conflict -- remained stranded yesterday in a no-man's land on the border…
International Law Prof Blog
Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Representatives of Greece and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have wrapped up two days of United Nations-mediated talks on the dispute over the official name of the latter country,…
Global Investigations & Compliance Review
Magyar Telekom, Deutsche Telekom Settle FCPA-Related Actions
Magyar Telekom Plc and its majority owner Deutsche Telekom AG have agreed to pay a total of approximately $95 million in penalties arising from alleged violations of the anti-bribery and…
Securities Law Prof Blog
Hungarian Telecom Company Settles FCPA Charges
The SEC today charged the largest telecommunications provider in Hungary and three of its former top executives with bribing government and political party officials in Macedonia and Montenegro to win business…
International Law Prof Blog
ICJ Rules that Greece Breached Obligation by Opposing NATO Membership for the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
The International Court of Justice has ruled today that Greece breached a United Nations-facilitated accord with the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia when it blocked its neighbor’s attempt to become…
International Law Prof Blog
ICJ Announces Public Hearings in Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia v. Greece
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has announced that it will hold public hearings in the Peace Palace at the Hague on March 21-30, 2001 regarding the Application of the Interim…
International Law Prof Blog
European Court of Human Rights to Hear Extraordinary Rendition Case
The lawsuit of Khaled El-Masri, an alleged victim of the U.S.-sponsored program of extraordinary rendition, has taken another step forward at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The lawsuit was intiated…
International Law Prof Blog
ICTY Appellate Chamber Affirms 12-Year Sentence for Tarculovski
The Appellate Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) has upheld the conviction and 12-year jail sentence of Johan Tarculovski, a former police officer of the…