Diplomatic Immunity – A Need of an Hour
Before understanding the concept of diplomatic immunity in deep, we must know who are diplomatic agents. The word diplomat’ has been derived from the french word ‘diplomate’.
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International Law
Right to Asylum and Kinds of Asylum
Any state or country can grant asylum to any individual found in its territory as it has sovereign rights and control over its territory. This is the main principle behind the territorial type of asylum provided to an individual or refugee
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France: A Recent Controversial Debate Questioning the Secularism
Secularism is the identity of many democratic countries including India and France but in France, this identity is being strangled and murdered. State secularism is central to France’s national identity.
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International Law Coupled with Rule of Law
Law is an instrument that binds society together in a peaceful thread with recognized ethics and rule. Herein, it is referred to whether international law obliges the rule of law
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Introduction to International Criminal Law
International law is also known as Public International Law and Law of Nations is the set of rules, norms and standard which governs the relationship between different nations.
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Deceleration of International Corruption – An International Approach
The 1990s was considered as the beginning of the phase when the way actually was paved for the regulation of it. The increased awareness of corruption was widespread and shared across
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Misuse of Veto Power
The literal meaning of ‘Veto’ is ‘I forbid’. A veto is the power to unilaterally restrict an official action, especially the enactment of legislation. The right or
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Extradition- Why it need to be an obligation
As the meaning stated under Merriam Webster Dictionary, the surrender of an alleged criminal usually under the provisions of a treaty or statute by one authority (such as a state) to another having jurisdiction to try the charge means extradition.
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Human Rights Wider Concept and Humanitarian law is a Narrow Concept in International Aspect
Basic of Human Rights and Humanitarian law can be traced back when Cyrus after the battle of Babylon ended the victory of King Cyrus, the Great King who freed Babylon from captivity and that can be found in the bible.
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Rights Granted to Refugees and Various Provisions dealing with them in India
Following World War 1st, its consequences and the irreconcilable damages affecting the entire world, the word “Refugee” was for the first time used in the year 1921.
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