TWAIL (Third World Approaches to International Law) and feminisms are epistemological critiques and approaches that apprehend and interrogate international law for its colonial, capitalist, patriarchal continuities. While TWAIL addresses the imperial, colonial modes of international law without implicating patriarchy, dominant liberal feminist approaches unmask their patriarchal coding without necessarily attending to colonial modernities/the empire. Lying at the dialogical intersection of these approaches, critical feminisms have refocused feminist debates on a) the colonial-capitalist-patriarchal matrix of international law and b) the interventions and influences of feminist movements in/of/from the global south and their contributions to shaping the international legal system...