In 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic affected almost every area of human relations, including international law, the International and Comparative Law Research Center prepared a series of overviews of publications on topics related to the spread of the virus.
The overviews “COVID-19 and International Law” cover issues related to the responsibility of states, as well as the impact that the pandemic has had on international law, including human rights, trade, investment, humanitarian, maritime law, and the law of the sea, etc.
The fourth issue also includes general conclusions on all overviews of publications prepared by the Center.
