In the latest episode of the TCLF One-on-One Series, We were honoured to host Ms. Ereblinda Sadiku who talks about Responsibilities of a Counsel at an International Arbitration Institution, Institutional vs. Ad-Hoc Arbitrations and Teaching Methods in Civil Law jurisdictions
In this post, the author attempts to draw conclusions regarding the necessity to detain the President of the Russian Federation in order to prosecute him at the ICC from the current international judicial practice.
The ICC and the Obligation to Arrest an In-Office Head of State Read More »
In this post, the author talks about the role India can and should play in shaping the global governance standards and initiating international legal reforms in the Indo-Pacific region.
India’s Embrace Of Global Governance In The Indo-Pacific: The Legal And Governance Angle Read More »
This essay was awarded the 1st Position at the IDIA-TCLF National Essay Writing Competition, 2021, on the theme, “Intersection of Environment and the Law: Analyzing the Evolving Legal Regime”. The essay focuses upon the challenges presented by contemporary environmental law issues in the application of the law of state responsibility under international law.
In this article, the authors analyse the legality and validity of the government’s response to the protests in Mahara Prison, Sri Lanka.
The Lankan Prison Protests: A Critique of the Government’s Response Read More »
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 II) Read More »
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) Read More »
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.
The Reparations Claim against China: A Proposition without a Base Read More »
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.
TCLF ONE-ON-ONE| Ep.3 Mr. Mohit Khubchandani :India, International Law and The Pandemic Read More »
