More: International Law
Do Migratory Birds Connect our World: Analyzing from the Perspective of Collective Legal Response
Authors: Prakash Sharma and Partha Pratim Mitra
On May 09, the world celebrated the World Migratory Bird Day in order to raise awareness of migratory...
Nurturing Africa’s Monsters and Sustaining the Dystopian Narrative
A recent concern amongst some African intellectuals has manifested in the question; why is the West so enamored with Africa’s poverty porn? There has...
USCIRF 2020: Why India Should Introspect
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (the Commission) established by International Religious Freedom Act, 1998 (IRFA) with the principle aim of reviewing...
Melting Ice on the Roof of the World: Opportunities and Dilemmas in the Arctic Ocean
For centuries humanity has relied upon the ocean for its evolution and sustenance: be it the medium of exploring new lands as done so...
Arguing International Law in the South China Sea: Does it still really matter?
“International law is very important not only for China's sole interest but it is also to maintain a rule-based global order, to avoid a...
COVID-19: Your Legal Rights in a quarantine
As the Covid -19 is spreading around the globe and in these difficult times we continue to hear the word quarantine .So what does...
Responsibility to Protect and Political Will
The very reason why responsibility to protect fails drastically in many circumstances is that the international community is plagued by the complete lack of...
Is the demand for COVID-19 reparations gaining momentum?
The European Witch-Hunt was a real debacle of the Early Modern Period. An estimated 50,000 – 80,000 so-called witches were burned and hanged; the...
South China Sea: The need for a lasting solution
The developments in South China sea (SCS) during the months of March and April has brought the region to the limelight again. The countries...
COVID-19 is consuming the United Nations, probably?
The writing on the wall signifies COVID-19 fast consuming the United Nations ultimately. The increasing global infectiveness and disdainful global absence is hammering down...