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IJLIA Blog on International LawRising communal violence and political patronage- India’s failure to recognize Genocide in domestic law
*Abhishek Iyer India has a dark past of mass killings, most of which is upon [...] -
IJLIA Blog on International LawCURRENT CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES UNDER INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
INTRODUCTION *Shambhavi Sinha One of the subsets of Public International Law is International Criminal Law. [...] -
IJLIA Blog on International LawGAUGING THE SEA(CEI)LING OF TECHNICAL REGULATIONS UNDER THE TBT AGREEMENT: THE EC SEALS CASE AND THE STORY AFTER
INTRODUCTION *Mreganka Kukreja & Paavani Gupta The Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (“TBT”) is [...] -
IJLIA Blog on International LawIs The Response To Pulwama By India Justified Under International Law?
INTRODUCTION On the 26th of February 2019, the Indian Airforce (IAF) bombed a Jaish-e-Mohammed training [...]
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IJLIA Blog on International Law
Rising communal violence and political patronage- India’s failure to recognize Genocide in domestic law
*Abhishek Iyer India has a dark past of mass killings, most of which is upon a religious or a minority community. 58 years on after India ratified the Genocide convention, domestic laws still fail to […]
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CURRENT CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES UNDER INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
INTRODUCTION *Shambhavi Sinha One of the subsets of Public International Law is International Criminal Law. On one hand, International Law is all about the law of nations that applies between sovereign states and International actors, […]