THE BERKELEY PROTOCOL: A POTENTIAL GAME CHANGER FOR OPEN-SOURCE INVESTIGATIONS?
This article is authored by Vaishnavi Chaudhry, a Third Year student of Law at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. DATE OF PUBLICATION- 9/8/2021 Overview In the past few years, there has been an increased focus on using digital…
CREEPING MONISM AND THE CASE OF JEEJA GHOSH – A CAUSE FOR CONCERN?
This article is authored by Hriti Parekh, a Third-Year student of Law at Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur, India. DATE OF PUBLICATION- 9/16/2021 “International law today forms part of a legal hierarchy embracing a number of normative systems united by…
THE AMNESTY EXCEPTION: THE OSCILLATING STANCE BETWEEN LEGALITY AND ILLEGALITY IN INTERNATIONAL JURISPRUDENCE
This article is authored by Diya Rajesh Kumar Vaya, a Third Year Student of B.S.W. LL.B. at Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar. DATE OF PUBLICATION-9/19/2021 Overview Peace and justice are the two important considerations that arise in a post-conflict society.…
ECLIPSING THE MOONLIGHT: THE TRICKY PREDICAMENT WHEN ICJ JUDGES ACT AS ARBITRATORS
This article is authored by Adhiraj Lath and Shubham Gandhi, who are Fourth Year Students of Law at National Law University, Jabalpur. DATE OF PUBLICATION- 10/10/2021 Judge Peter Tomka recently resigned from the tribunal which was hearing a case brought…
THE NIGERIA-MOROCCO BIT: A REFORMATIVE APPROACH TOWARDS THE NEW GENERATION OF BITS?
This article is authored by Shruti Sarkar, a Third Year Student of Law at Jindal Global Law School. DATE OF PUBLICATION-1/6/2022 Introduction Bilateral investment treaties (BITs) serve as an effective tool in the regulatory landscape of international investment law. It…

