More: International Law
Why legal principles on war and environment matter
Oh, the army tried some fancy stuff to bring them to their knees.
Like Agent Orange defoliants, to kill the
brush and trees.
We’d hike all day...
Geneva Conventions mark 70 years of ‘limiting brutality’ during war
In commemorating the 70th anniversary of the landmark Geneva
Conventions, the president of the United Nations Security Council hailed the “significant
body of law”, describing it as...
Article 370 Revoked in Jammu & Kashmir rattles some Countries: Should India be Concerned?
The peaceful celebration of Eid although
at reduced scale, demolishes the propaganda fueled by countries/media
houses/politicians, who stand disappointed as they were waiting for violence to
break...
World Reaction to situation in Kashmir
The world has shown solidarity with People
of Kashmir and condemned the unilateral accusation of Kashmir. Kashmir is a
disputed territory among Pakistan, India, and China....
Kerfuffle about Kashmir’s `special status’
It is eerie that Pakistan's foreign
office, media and politicians have shallow understanding of the Kashmir
dispute. Let us not forget dimensions to the Kashmir dispute....
Hungary and asylum seekers
Throughout the globe, human rights are
being forfeited for the sake of senseless nationalism. This phenomenon is
exemplified in the case of Hungary, which is accepting...
The scenarios ahead of the Deal of the Century
The fate of the deal of the century is unknown as the deal continuous
running into problems. The West struggles with new plans to put...
Reserve judgment: Arbitrating energy disputes in Africa
As African states seek to use national laws to protect their natural resources and increase revenue from their development, Fieldfisher dispute resolution partner, Simon...
China’s Assertive Encroachments in South China Sea
The month
of July 2019 witnessed China assertive postures undermining the Permanent Court
of Arbitration ruling (PCA verdict of July 2016) which dismissed China’s claims
of sovereignty...
Refugee law in the context of Bangladesh
Around 250,000 Urdu-speaking refugees are
living in 116 deferent camps in Bangladesh. Those who were called 'Bihari'.
They came here to save their lives when the...