The Lankan Prison Protests: A Critique of the Government’s Response
In this article, the authors analyse the legality and validity of the government’s response to the protests in Mahara Prison, Sri Lanka.
International Law
Intersectionality, Moral Policing and International Law: An AI Perspective (Part II)
In this two-part article, the author reflects upon the political theory of ‘intersectionality’ and the practice of moral policing & their influence on the regime of international law, with a perspective on how AI plays an important role in a multipolar global order.
Intersectionality, Moral Policing and International Law: An AI Perspective (Part I)
In this two-part article, the author reflects upon the political theory of ‘intersectionality’ and the practice of moral policing & their influence on the regime of international law, with a perspective on how AI plays an important role in a multipolar global order.
The Next Step in the Rohingya Genocide: Myanmar’s Report to the ICJ
In our latest post, the author examines the developments in the Application filed by Gambia before the ICJ, alleging violatons of the Genocide Convention in Myanmar’s handling of the Rohingya Crisis. While analysing the ICJ’s January 2020 order and the first report submitted by Myanmar in compliance thereof, the author argues that the international community needs to implement more assertive measures to prosecute the alleged crimes.
TCLF ONE-ON-ONE| Ep. 7 Mr. Ankit Sahni and Mr. Salah Mattoo: International Arbitration & IP Law
In the 7th episode of TCLF ONE-ON-ONE Mr. Ankit Sahni(IP Lawyer, New Delhi) and Mr. Salah Mattoo (Senior Associate, Winston and Strawn LLP) talk about the impact of the COVID crisis on the International arbitration practice, the onset of virtual proceedings, potential Intellectual Property concerns and much more.
Understanding the Nuances of Diplomatic Asylum
In our latest post, the authors outline the prevalence of diplomatic asylum in the international legal sphere and seek to indicate the need for global governance of diplomatic asylum, especially in cases where the asylum seeker fears persecution.
The Reparations Claim against China: A Proposition without a Base
In this post, the authors analyse the tenacity of reparations claim against China for the spread of COVID-19. The authors argue that China has not breached its international obligations under various international instruments and is therefore, not liable to make reparations.
TCLF ONE-ON-ONE| Ep.3 Mr. Mohit Khubchandani :India, International Law and The Pandemic
In the latest episode of TCLF One-on-One, Mr. Mohit Khubchandani (incoming ICJ Judicial Fellow) talks about his first encounter with International Law as a subject, India’s recent engagements with the ICJ, sufficiency of IL in dealing with the current pandemic and much more.