Defining ‘Attacks’: Some Reflections on the Ntaganda Case [Part II]
Abhijeet Shrivastava Continue reading Defining ‘Attacks’: Some Reflections on the Ntaganda Case [Part II]
Category: Public International Law
Defining ‘Attacks’: Some Reflections on the Ntaganda Case [Part I]
Abhijeet Shrivastava Continue reading Defining ‘Attacks’: Some Reflections on the Ntaganda Case [Part I]
The Fifth Crime Against Peace: Ecocide and the Rome Statute
ICC’s Target: Reviewing Allegations of Bias Against Africa
Yagnesh Sharma and Utsav Saxena Continue reading ICC’s Target: Reviewing Allegations of Bias Against Africa
China and COVID-19: Reviewing Transparency, Accountability, and International Obligations
An Analysis into the Active Assumption of Jurisdiction by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
Has the ICC’s American Quest Reached a Dead End?
Analysing the Kalapani Dispute Through the Prism of International Law
Trump’s Executive Order: Can the United States Legally Mine Space Resources?
A Case for Rejecting Characterisation Approach for Mixed Disputes
Rudraksh Lakra & Adhiraj Vikram Singh Continue reading A Case for Rejecting Characterisation Approach for Mixed Disputes
