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COVID 19: Assessing China’s Culpability Through International Law
Habeeb Asudemade INTRODUCTIONPerhaps the most beautiful thing about the law is that it is never [...]
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IJLIA International Law BlogUnited Nations Convention Against Corruption: The Fall of an Ambitious Legal Regime
Siddharth Jain & Arkaneil Bhaumik IntroductionThe fight against corruption has been a never-ending battle for [...] -
IJLIA International Law BlogSea Level Rise and International Law: A Kiribati Family, The Sea And Lack of Law
Namrata Yadav Research suggests that last four decades have seen a threefold rise in the [...] -
IJLIA International Law BlogBostock v. Clayton County: Tracing the Us And Indian Supreme Courts’ Approach
Yash Jain & Ayushi Dubey INTRODUCTIONOn June 15, 2020, the United States Supreme Court (“SCOTUS”), [...] -
IJLIA International Law BlogEnrica Lexi: Decoding the Jurisdictional Conflict
Namrata Pal INTRODUCTIONThe ad hoc Arbitration Tribunal constituted by Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in [...]
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IJLIA International Law Blog
COVID 19: Assessing China’s Culpability Through International Law
Habeeb Asudemade INTRODUCTION Perhaps the most beautiful thing about the law is that it is never silent. When people look back and forth for solutions or ways to seek redress, the law is often always […]
IJLIA International Law Blog
United Nations Convention Against Corruption: The Fall of an Ambitious Legal Regime
Siddharth Jain & Arkaneil Bhaumik Introduction The fight against corruption has been a never-ending battle for States both in the international and national arena with international scholars arguing that it has enough opinio juris to […]
IJLIA International Law Blog
Sea Level Rise and International Law: A Kiribati Family, The Sea And Lack of Law
Namrata Yadav Research suggests that last four decades have seen a threefold rise in the frequency of natural disasters. Additionally, World Bank predicts that by 2050 there will be an increase in the number of […]