Proposing The ICCPR To Be More Explicit: Analysing The Effect Of Neoliberal Power Dynamics
Authored by Akul Mishra, IV Year Student at Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat Introduction The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) explicitly endorses several elements of what a prudent person can consider as human rights. Article 1’s strict…
50 Shades Of Jus Gentium: The India-Canada Row vis-a-vis Diplomatic Jurisprudence
Authored by Vedant N. Wadshingkar, III Year Student at Government Law College, Mumbai Introduction It is a sad state of affairs that almost every region of the world is affected by conflict, either latent or proactive. In such a precarious…
Into the Cyber-Verse: India’s need for regulating Cyber Espionage
Authored by Abhyudaya Singh, III Year Student at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore Introduction Accessing information held by another state that is deemed strategic or sensitive in the military, security, or economic domains on behalf of a…
Presidential Immunity v. Accountability: An Examination of Sovereign Immunity in the Context of International Humanitarian Law
Authored by Ishita Chandra, IV year student at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University, Sonepat Introduction A few months ago, the USA Supreme Court ruled that former President Donald Trump is qualified for absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for acts…
Humanitarian Parole or Hollow Promise? A Legal and Cross-Jurisdictional Perspective on Violation of Human Rights of Cameroonian Asylum Seekers
Authored by Yash Sharan and Abhishek Nande, II Year Students at the Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur Introduction On 18 July 2024, 27 Cameroonian asylum seekers were granted asylum by the United States of America (“US”) government after enduring tenacious…