In Iraq, plants and biological processes for their production and plant varieties are patentable Under Order (81/2004) in Iraq and later its amendment Law (58/2015). This paper
attempts to critically review patent rules related to agricultural biotechnology. [...]
Alternative Law Journal, Ahead of Print. Feminist legal scholars have long recognised that law is gendered, being a manifestation of power that often works to the detriment
of women. This need not be the case. This article tests the capacity of law to make a material difference on women’s lives through parliamentary auditing. [...]
International law is becoming increasingly more specialized and diversified. In response to these developments, international lawyers now widely refer to international investment
law, European human rights law and many other branches as ‘special regimes’. Scholars in the field see the proliferation of special regimes as a threat to the [...]