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NLIU-CRIL International Law BlogsLeave a Comment on GPS Jamming and the Race for Secure Navigation: The Battle for Control in the Skies
June 21, 2025

GPS Jamming and the Race for Secure Navigation: The Battle for Control in the Skies

Authored by Suhana Roy 3rd year BA LLB student at Hidayatullah National law University In January 2025, a Ryanair flight from […]

NLIU-CRIL International Law BlogsLeave a Comment on Crypto Mining & VAT: UAE’s Tax Rules, EU’s Digital Reforms, and What India Can Learn
June 21, 2025June 21, 2025

Crypto Mining & VAT: UAE’s Tax Rules, EU’s Digital Reforms, and What India Can Learn

Authored by Suhana Roy 3rd year BA LLB student at Hidayatullah National law University Introduction Taxing digital assets and services has […]

NLIU-CRIL International Law BlogsLeave a Comment on Closing the Gap: Addressing Gender Apartheid in International Criminal Law
June 21, 2025

Closing the Gap: Addressing Gender Apartheid in International Criminal Law

Authored by Suhani Jain, Second-year law student, Integrated Law Course (ILC), Faculty of Law, University of Delhi and Harshit Aggarwal, […]

NLIU-CRIL International Law BlogsLeave a Comment on Definition of ‘Torture’: The Reason behind the UNCAT’s Ongoing Struggle for Relevance?
June 3, 2025June 3, 2025

Definition of ‘Torture’: The Reason behind the UNCAT’s Ongoing Struggle for Relevance?

Authored by Aashi Singh, penultimate-year law student at Jindal Global Law School, Delhi. The grave human rights violations in the […]

NLIU-CRIL International Law BlogsLeave a Comment on What does it mean to be a victim in Latin America under the international legal framework of human rights
June 3, 2025June 3, 2025

What does it mean to be a victim in Latin America under the international legal framework of human rights

Authored by Iván Luzardo Ruiz-Attorney (Universidad de la República, Uruguay), LL.M Law and Human Rights (Birkbeck College, University of London, […]

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  • GPS Jamming and the Race for Secure Navigation: The Battle for Control in the Skies
  • Crypto Mining & VAT: UAE’s Tax Rules, EU’s Digital Reforms, and What India Can Learn
  • Closing the Gap: Addressing Gender Apartheid in International Criminal Law
  • Definition of ‘Torture’: The Reason behind the UNCAT’s Ongoing Struggle for Relevance?
  • What does it mean to be a victim in Latin America under the international legal framework of human rights

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