Medical Ethics, Human Rights and the Potential Covid-19 Vaccination Ethics, human rights and justice had not always gone hand in hand. Our collective history and ever-changing consensus on moral duties necessitated the definition of certain civil liberties and human rights such as the right to life, freedom from torture and inhuman and degrading [...]

Assessment of the State Measures in Response to Covid-19 Outbreak in Terms of International Investment Arbitration A. Introduction Covid-19 outbreak, which resulted in more than 3 million cases over the world, has been a serious threat worldwide since early 2020 and has been declared as pandemic with the World Health Organization's statement of [...]

Re-Evaluation of Arbitration and Litigation Proceedings within the Scope of the COVID-19 Crisis The global changes encountered by us all inevitably change a vast number of our personal and professional habits, opinions and considerations. With the everchanging nature of our global circumstances, our well-regarded knowledge on how things must proceed and operate ceases [...]

The Effect of Covid-19 Outbreak on International Arbitration Hearings Same with lots of things in our usual work life, it is seen that Covid-19 outbreak has also forced to change the usual practice of domestic and international arbitration, especially the format of the hearings which were often held in person until today. I. [...]