The article below endeavours to explain the legal framework of immigration in India and touches upon the sociological perspectives affecting immigrants. Introduction: Migration is a cross-cultural phenomenon that contributes to human livelihood. The concept of immigration and migration is not a recent development. Since the olden days, people have beenContinue Reading
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 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
Introduction The law of the sea is the foundation for the crucial marine trade that drives our economy which formalizes the key norms of freedom of passage for national security. It allows India to protect, manage, and use the resources of our bordering waters and continental shelf for the sakeContinue Reading
INTRODUCTION “Covid-19 has had a significant impact on economies all over the world impacting their trade and financial markets, in addition to being a global pandemic and public health disaster.” “The disease mitigation measures imposed by many nations have also resulted in significant income reductions, increased unemployment, and disruption inContinue Reading
Adoption abroad, which is also called transnational adoption, describes the process of a couple or individual adopting a child from a different country, taking full responsibility for their care and maintenance the same way their natural parents did. A surge in international adoptions occurred during the Second World War. AsContinue Reading
United Nations Commission On International Trade Law: History UNCITRAL which in full stands for United Nations Commission on International Trade Law is a body established by the United Nations Assembly on the 17th December 1966. The UNCITRAL headquarters are in Vienna (Austria). The purpose of the abovementioned commission is toContinue Reading
INTRODUCTION International law is the law governing the issues, when a foreign element is there in a case. The United Nations, is an international intergovernmental organisation formed to promote peace and security across the globe, after World War II. The General Assembly, the Security Council, the Economic and Social Council,Continue Reading
INTRODUCTION The number of states in the international community is not exhaustive as it is a fluctuating affair with the disintegration of existing States resulting in the formation of new States or already existing States uniting to form one amalgamated State etc. Thus, arising the need for State recognition. RecognitionContinue Reading
INTRODUCTION “Public International Law is that system of law which is primarily concerned with the relations between States.” It is the body of rules binding on States and international organisations in their interactions with other States, international organisations and individuals. It includes law relating to the functioning of these organisations,Continue Reading