Professor Janina Dill outlines international law as universities in Iran come under attack from the US and Israel. 

Professor Janina Dill tells DW News how the US's recent shift in policy is damaging to international law. 

Professor Janina Dill spoke to The New York Times about the strike on a school in Minab that killed dozens, including children.

Professor Janina Dill spoke to the Neue Zürcher Zeitung about the attack on an Iranian school, stating that verifying the status of a target is a legal requirement, not merely a non-binding recommendation.

Professor Janina Dill was quoted in The Washington Post on the likelihood that the US struck the Iranian school, saying that even if due to misidentification, the strike would still be a very serious violation of international law.

Professor Janina Dill was quoted in the Frankfurter Rundschau on the destruction of a girls’ school in Iran.

Professor Janina Dill explains to Middle East Eye that under international law, Iran has the right to defend itself from US and Israeli attack.

Professor Janina Dill spoke to Echo de Zeit on the legal implications of the war in Iran.