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NIRAV- EXIT: ANOTHER UK OBLIGATION?
*Avantika Verma AN UNRAVELLING OF EVENTS India has requested for the extradition of its national [...]
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IJLIA Blog on International LawTOWARDS A NEW CONVENTION ON CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: THE WAY FORWARD
*Aditya Raj, National Law University Jodhpur .GENESIS OF THE CONCEPTThe term “Crimes against Humanity” was first [...] -
IJLIA Blog on International Law‘THE KASHMIR ISSUE’ — ANALYZING CONTENTIOUS STATEHOOD AND SELF-DETERMINATION
* Mahima Balaji BACKGROUND The root of the issue surrounding Kashmir tends to take on [...] -
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IJLIA Blog on International LawRising communal violence and political patronage- India’s failure to recognize Genocide in domestic law
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IJLIA Blog on International Law
NIRAV- EXIT: ANOTHER UK OBLIGATION?
*Avantika Verma AN UNRAVELLING OF EVENTS India has requested for the extradition of its national Nirav Modi when he was tracked down in the west end of London after he fled from India. It is […]
IJLIA Blog on International Law
TOWARDS A NEW CONVENTION ON CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: THE WAY FORWARD
*Aditya Raj, National Law University Jodhpur .GENESIS OF THE CONCEPT The term “Crimes against Humanity” was first used in 1915 declaration of allied powers condemning the Armenia genocide by Turkish regime and later on, it was […]
IJLIA Blog on International Law
‘THE KASHMIR ISSUE’ — ANALYZING CONTENTIOUS STATEHOOD AND SELF-DETERMINATION
* Mahima Balaji BACKGROUND The root of the issue surrounding Kashmir tends to take on a discourse concerning itself with the territorial tussle between India and Pakistan. However, the geopolitical, economic, and social relevance of […]