International Court of Justice — states suing states, in public
The ICJ is the UN's principal judicial organ for disputes between states, and its full judgment and advisory-opinion archive, running back to 1946, is free and public — a genuinely readable record of how international law actually gets applied to real disputes, from maritime boundaries to genocide allegations.
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