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UN Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime & Abuse of Power

Introduction: Consistently a great many individuals all through the world endure serious physical, mental, and financial damage because of the avoidable conduct of people, private associations, and governments Conventional crimes, for example, murder, assault, theft, torching, & rape, abound; yet maltreatment of political and financial power, for example, defilement, torment, Read more…

By Rishang Singh, 4 years09/11/2020 ago

International Law

The UN Charter

Introduction: The Charter, which comprised of a prelude and 19 parts partitioned into 111 articles, required the U.N. to keep up global harmony and security, advance social advancement and better norms of life, reinforce worldwide law, and advance the extension of human rights. The UN Charter commands that the UN Read more…

By Celine John, 4 years09/11/2020 ago

International Law

Foreign Direct Investment Policy in Telecommunication

Introduction: Foreign direct venture (FDI) is an interest as a controlling proprietorship in a business in one nation by an element situated in another country. It is in this manner recognized from an unfamiliar portfolio speculation by an idea of direct control. Broadly, unfamiliar direct speculation incorporates “mergers and acquisitions, Read more…

By Celine John, 4 years03/11/2020 ago

Consumer Law

International Payments

Introduction: In many ways, international payments are like domestic payments. They involve a payer using the services of 1 or a lot of intermediaries to transfer price to a payee. However, they tend to involve a variety of additional complexities as a result of the gap between the parties, the Read more…

By Anugraha Sabu, 4 years26/10/2020 ago

International Law

Development of International Law

Introduction: International Law, this term was coined by Jeremy Benthem (1748-1832) an English Philosopher. It is also known as the Law of Nations or Public International Law. International law is a group of legitimate principles, standards, and norms that apply between sovereign states and different substances that are lawfully perceived Read more…

By Anshu Prasad, 4 years18/10/2020 ago

Alternate Dispute Resolution

Maritime Arbitration

Introduction: Arbitration according to many is the most efficient Dispute Resolution mechanism in the World. Arbitration involves an Arbitrator who calls the parties of the dispute to the table to talk in terms and to resolve the dispute. Maritime Arbitration, in particular, has been used as one of the major Read more…

By Mibin Mammen, 4 years17/10/2020 ago

International Law

Asylum: Territorial and Extra-Territorial

Introduction: Asylum is the protection given by a state to a foreign citizen who fled their home countries due to war, conflict, or harassment. The word asylum is derived from a Latin word ‘asylon’ which means independence from capture. The word asylum has not been defined anywhere but it can Read more…

By A. Priyanka Devi, 4 years16/10/2020 ago

International Law

Extradition Law

Introduction: It is a social need to punish a person, who fled for another Country/ State after committing an offence. The State, in which the criminal is taking shelter, has to hand over him or extradite him to the State in which he committed the crime. In other words, it Read more…

By Soumita Bhattacharyya, 4 years26/09/2020 ago

Case Law Analysis

Enrica Lexie Case

Introduction: This is a case on the incident that took place on 15th February 2012, off the coast of Kerala. First, the Courts in Kerala took cognizance of the matter, then the Supreme Court of India took over, then the International Court of Justice (ICJ) passed the matter on to Read more…

By Vidhit Chandan, 4 years26/09/2020 ago

International Law

Law of the Sea

Introduction: It may be called the law of the seas, but includes all major forms of open water bodies that cover about 72% of the Earth’s surface. Life itself is said to have begun from the oceans. They have served humans in more ways than we know of, it is Read more…

By Vidhit Chandan, 4 years20/09/2020 ago

International Law

Right to Self Determination

Introduction: Self-determination, the mechanism by which a community of people, who typically have a certain degree of national consciousness, create their own state and choose their own. The notion of self-determination, as a political concept, first emerged as a by-product of the ideology of nationalism, to which the French and Read more…

By Meghana Vuttaradi, 4 years19/09/2020 ago

International Law

Sanction Theory and its Relevance

Introduction: What Sanction Means? A correctional demonstration taken by one country against another country that has abused a Treaty or International law is called SANCTION. The expression “sanctions”[i] in the field of law and lawful hypothesis, are considered to be punishments or some other methods for law Requirement Instrument that Read more…

By Shreyansh Sharma, 4 years17/09/2020 ago

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