COVID-19: Combating Bioterrorism through the UAPA Act, 1967

23 Apr 202023 Apr 2020 The Law Blog

Introduction The recent outbreak of COVID-19 has inflamed the discussion on the potentiality of biological warfare in the 21st century, or what has been also termed as ‘Century of biological war’. While the world is battling valiantly on health and … Continue reading COVID-19: Combating Bioterrorism through the UAPA Act, 1967

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Terrorism: An illusion of war?

19 Oct 201719 Oct 2017 The Law Blog

Terrorism today is not just confined to a state’s borders but cheers to globalization, it has now expanded to unfathomable horizons. According to The United States 2007 National Intelligence Estimate: “Globalization trends and recent technological advances will continue to enable … Continue reading Terrorism: An illusion of war?

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COVID-19: Combating Bioterrorism through the UAPA Act, 1967

Terrorism: An illusion of war?