Introduction The need for uniformity in-laws and standards has become a fundamental problem for coexistence in the expanding era of globalisation. The idea is that a state’s sovereignty, which includes the ability to make laws, should not interfere with another …
Introduction The term “Sovereignty” is derived from the Latin word “Superanus,” which meaning “Supreme Power.” Sovereignty is a political notion referring to domineering power or absolute authority. The “sovereign,” or king, wields absolute power in a monarchy. Sovereign power in …
Introduction The territory has always been the center of disputes. Back in history, the reason for all the wars fought among the rulers revolves around the seizure of territory. The mighty ones only focused on the expansion of territory. In …
Introduction On June 11, 2020, president of the United States Donald Trump issued Executive order 13928 which was for blocking property of certain persons associated with the International Criminal Court means declaring a national emergency and authorizing asset freezes and …
In the law of nations the notion of “use of force” has always been concerned with the connection between states, not regarding the purely domestic use of force by a state’s authorities against its civilians. One of the first goals …
Background For the smooth functioning of every society, there exists a framework of certain regulations according to which the society functions. These regulations are what is called the ‘laws’ of the society, and they confer certain rights and duties upon …
Introduction: It is necessary to consider the relationship between International Law and Municipal Law in order to comprehend the relationship between the two. The issue of the relationship between international and municipal law rules is one of the most contentious …
Introduction In order to fully grasp ‘the sources of international law’, perhaps a definition of international law itself is warranted. International law in general was systematically developed for the promulgation of international humanitarian law post World War II.[1] It is …
Introduction The theoretical discussion surrounding the concept of effectiveness and its definition show how effectiveness lies at the core of the existential and foundational questions of law of nations that are apparent if we consider one among the key legal …
INTRODUCTION The term asylum generally means, the protection granted to a foreign citizen against his own country by the state. The person who is granted the asylum has no legal rights to demand it, and there is no obligation on …