INTRODUCTION The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (“the Rome Statute”), which was ratified by 120 nations on July 17, 1998, led to the creation of the International Criminal Court. Following the Rome Statute’s entry into force on July 1, 2002, governments made the first-ever decision in human historyContinue Reading
INTRODUCTION Human rights are considered to be sacrosanct. It is the set of rights with which a person is born. These rights ensure that a person has a good standard of living. Human rights give people good life full of happiness and prosperity. Each human right plays a very crucialContinue Reading
INTRODUCTION Terrorism is not an unknown concept to society and it has always been there. Even in the 1st century, the Zealots of Judea were the first ones that came into the limelight as an example of ‘Terrorism’ to society of mankind, from there it grew in the form ofContinue Reading
INTRODUCTION Women all across the world have demonstrated that they are vibrant, talented, truthful, and diligent in a variety of disciplines. Their ongoing efforts and contributions to the country’s progress have demonstrated that women are not inferior. Women who are educated and contemporary have let go of their inhibitions andContinue Reading
Coordinating a fair trial for those who are inculpated of criminal offences, is the backbone of democracy. A ‘fair trial’ is one of the most important humanitarian aspects of criminal justice and, in a way, an important component reflected in the rule of law. Acknowledgement of the fairest possibility toContinue Reading
INTRODUCTION As already had been mentioned under the abstract, the article deals with the “principle of non-refoulement”. Guy S. Goodwin-Gill, in one of his books[1], defined what “refouler” actually means. He said, “refoulment means to drive back or to repel as of an enemy who fails to breach ones’ defenses”[2].TheContinue Reading
This article is written by APURVA, a student of the Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology, GGSIPU. This article provides an outline of “The Principle of Distinction beneath International Humanitarian Law”. ABSTRACT During a war, civilians are the most innocent ones. But ‘are they still looked upon as the sameContinue Reading
This article is written by Kalyani Gupta, a Master’s in Law student from Amity University, Noida. This article discusses the regime of specific weapons under the International humanitarian law INTRODUCTION International humanitarian law can be defined as a set of rules and regulations which seek out, for humanitarian purposes, toContinue Reading