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Volume 6 Issue 2

VOLUME 6 ISSUE 2

The Loyola University Chicago School of Law International Law Review is pleased to make available articles from our Volume 6 Issue 2. All citations are to 6 Loy. U. Chi. Int'l L. Rev. ___.


All of the documents are in the Adobe PDF file format. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer in order to view the documents. If you do not have a copy of Adobe Reader, please visit the Adobe Acrobat Reader website to download a free copy.

 

 


VOLUME 6 ISSUE NUMBER 2 CAN BE DOWNLOADED AS A PDF FILE here.
(132 PP. - 426.31 KB FILE SIZE)

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

FEATURE ARTICLES

  • Lessons Learned from Ethiopia's Trademarking and Licensing Initiative: Is the European Union's Position on Geographical Indications Really Beneficial for Developing Nations?
    by Mary O'Kicki
  • Health Care Refugees
    by Patricia C. Gunn
  • The International Community Responds to Darfur: ICC Prosecution Renews Hope for International Justice
    by John E. Tanagho and John P. Hermina

 

STUDENT ARTICLES

  • Right to Work? A Comparative Look at China and Japan's Labor Rights for Disabled Persons
    by Cerise Fritsch
  • The Rape Epidemic in the Congo: Why Impunity in the Congo Can be Solved by International Intervention
    by Jeanine Oury 

VOLUME 6 ISSUE 2

The Loyola University Chicago School of Law International Law Review is pleased to make available articles from our Volume 6 Issue 2. All citations are to 6 Loy. U. Chi. Int'l L. Rev. ___.


All of the documents are in the Adobe PDF file format. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer in order to view the documents. If you do not have a copy of Adobe Reader, please visit the Adobe Acrobat Reader website to download a free copy.

 

 


VOLUME 6 ISSUE NUMBER 2 CAN BE DOWNLOADED AS A PDF FILE here.
(132 PP. - 426.31 KB FILE SIZE)

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

FEATURE ARTICLES

  • Lessons Learned from Ethiopia's Trademarking and Licensing Initiative: Is the European Union's Position on Geographical Indications Really Beneficial for Developing Nations?
    by Mary O'Kicki
  • Health Care Refugees
    by Patricia C. Gunn
  • The International Community Responds to Darfur: ICC Prosecution Renews Hope for International Justice
    by John E. Tanagho and John P. Hermina

 

STUDENT ARTICLES

  • Right to Work? A Comparative Look at China and Japan's Labor Rights for Disabled Persons
    by Cerise Fritsch
  • The Rape Epidemic in the Congo: Why Impunity in the Congo Can be Solved by International Intervention
    by Jeanine Oury