It is now commonly acknowledged that a wide range of human activities, such as the movement and trade of certain items and products internationally, have detrimental effects on protecting the environment throughout the world in all of its settings.
INDIA’S MIGRANT POPULATION’S LEGAL RIGHTS
This article provides a brief overview of the origins, historical context, contemporary challenges, trends, and global situation surrounding migrants and their legal rights as recognised by international law.
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN MEDIATED BY TECHNOLOGY IN INDIA
This research paper aims to raise important questions for additional discussion and action by outlining the main concerns about law, institutions, and ethics surrounding violence against women mediated by technology (VAW).
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT’S (ICC) PART IN REDUCING ATROCITY CRIMES THROUGH QUICK ACTION
The harsh consequences of the 20th century reveal the severe shortcomings of global establishments and the significant inadequacies of individual nations in fulfilling their most fundamental and obligations.
ARTICLE 36, ADDITIONAL PROTOCOL-1 AND WEAPONS REVIEW OF LETHAL AUTONOMOUS WEAPONS SYSTEM
This research aims to take an in-depth look into the legal and moral aspects of lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS) within the framework of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and human rights…
