The Illusion of Last Resort: Procedural Sovereignity and the Failure of Adjudication in Sudan v. United Arab Emirates

As a law student, my journey has been deeply enriching, combining theoretical understanding with practical exposure through internships and case observations. I have developed a strong interest in exploring how different branches of law function and interconnect in real-world scenarios. My academic focus has been on criminal and civil law, where I continue to strengthen my knowledge while addressing the gaps through active research and hands-on experience. Joining the World Mediation Organization would provide me with a meaningful platform to deepen my understanding of mediation as a vital tool for conflict resolution. I am eager to explore how mediation can address disputes not only at the international level but also within domestic contexts. This opportunity will allow me to amplify my voice through writing and contribute to global peacebuilding efforts by analyzing and promoting mediation as a constructive legal process.