International Law
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Children, Famine, and the War in Gaza: How the Crisis Violates Children’s Right to Food
Shivani Tripathi is a PhD candidate at Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University. Since 2023, Gaza City has been facing a humanitarian crisis due to the ongoing conflict with Israel,… Read more.
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The Deportation of Rohingyas to Bhasan Char: A Prospective case of ‘Crimes against Humanity’?
The small state of Bangladesh is overburdened by a migrating population of the Rohingya, thus, since 2020 they have begun sending the Rohingya people to Bhasan Char, an Island close… Read more.
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Analysing the Most-Favoured-Nation clause under Tax Treaty: Is India’s Divergent View Correct?
In Concentrix Services Netherlands B.V. v. Income Tax Officer (TDS) and ANR. (“Concentrix Services”) (22 April, 2018), the High Court of Delhi (“Court”), decided an issue over the most-favoured-nation (“MFN”)… Read more.
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National Security: Protection or a Mishandled Governmental Tool Against Rohingya Refugees in India
INTRODUCTION On 8 April 2021, a three-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India, in the case of Mohammad Salimullah v. Union of India refused to authorize the release of approximately 150… Read more.
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The Diabolique of the CAA 2019 and India’s Faithless Tryst with International Law
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… Read more.
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Uyghur Muslims in China: A Call for Action by the International Community
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… Read more.
