INTRODUCTION We have slowly and horrendously morphed ourselves into a society where there are taller buildings but shorter tempers, wider highways but narrower viewpoints. The government in force in the world’s largest democracy, India, cuts a sorry reflection of the … Continue reading The Diabolique of the CAA 2019 and India’s Faithless Tryst with International Law
INTRODUCTION After China reportedly constructed a public toilet over a mosque that was razed in the Atush region of Xinjiang province, almost a month later on 7 July 2020, a group of Uyghur exiles urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) … Continue reading Uyghur Muslims in China: A Call for Action by the International Community
Problems of refugees in a pandemic As the world is dealing with the COVID-19 epidemic, the condition of the refugees stays a problem. Different regions of the world have different immigrants and displaced people who are categorised under the category … Continue reading Condition of refugees during the COVID 19 crises: A glance over the problems of refugees of South East Asia and the Middle East
In an unprecedented move, the Chinese Parliament on the 28th of May had approved the decision to move forward with national security legislation for Hong Kong. The law is aimed to tackle secession, subversion, terrorism, and foreign interference thereby facilitating … Continue reading A Blow to Autonomy: Hong Kong’s National Security Law
Introduction Article 7 of the Convention on Rights of Children provides that a child has the right to acquire nationality immediately after its birth. Article 7(2) specifically mentions that domestic laws should respect this right in cases where the child … Continue reading Evaluation of Jus Sanguinis Citizenship And Statelessness In India And South Africa
‘To really change the world we have to change the way people see the world.’ The United Nations, as well as the International Committee of Red Cross, has sincerely initiated efforts to achieve international peace and global security. And success … Continue reading Chemical Attacks on Syria: a blot on Principles of International Law
