Each week, Outline Chambers provides a concise overview of key developments across international law, arbitration and global governance. This week: Afghanistan's deepening rights crisis, the ICJ sets the clock on DRC v. Rwanda, a Chinese investor squares up to the UK over British Steel, an Amazon-wide crackdown nets 800 arrests, and Sri Lanka is pressed on a 20-year-old massacre.

This week's edition examines significant developments across criminal justice, international criminal law, arbitration and state immunity. It also highlights a timely EJIL: Talk! analysis on human rights at the borders of Ceuta and Melilla, offering insight into one of the most debated issues in contemporary international law.