Category: International Criminal Law
The (Specific) Standard Of Aiding And Abetting Under The Rome Statute [Part II]
The (Specific) Standard Of Aiding And Abetting Under The Rome Statute [Part I]
Untying the Knots of South Africa’s ‘Possible’ Departure from ICC
Barrister Tapas K Baul & Jannatul Ferdous Jannat Continue reading Untying the Knots of South Africa’s ‘Possible’ Departure from ICC
A Semi-International Tribunal as a Solution for Human Rights Justice in Myanmar
Widening The Ambit Of Security:Â All About PMSC And Its Accountability Under International Law For Human Rights Violations
Abuse of State’s Power while granting remission to Bilkis Bano’s perpetrators – Can she take her fight for Justice to an International forum?
The Challenge Between the ICC’s Pre-Trial Chamber and Appeals Chamber in the Situation in Afghanistan
Extending the ICC’s Jurisdiction in the situation of Palestine with Reference to Human Rights
Jindal Forum for International and Economic Laws 