Analysing Iranian and Pakistani Airstrikes under International Law
Analysing the recent escalation between Iran and Pakistan under the international law of self-defence.
Care And/About Justice: Seeing The Other
International law – mainly its main actors – has failed to provide care for all
The ICJ’s Upcoming Advisory Opinion on Palestine: A Fragile Hope
Expectations from the International Court of Justice’s upcoming advisory opinion on Palestine
Is it a lack of balance? The clamour for a humanitarian perspective
This piece argues that there is a ‘disbalance’ in assessing military necessity and humanitarian aims in applying the laws of armed conflict to the current conflict in Gaza.
Self-defence in Israel and Palestine: Unsuspending Disbelief
The Israeli narrative about self-defence has been conveniently used as a cover up for the genocide unfolding before our eyes
The Special Military Operation in Ukraine as a war of attrition
This article explores the coming US presidential election and implications for the war in Ukraine
Recent Events in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
The Conflict Law Centre’s statement on recent events in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
Chandrayaan and the need to Demilitarise Science in Pakistan
Instead of engaging in a space race with India, Pakistan should instead channel its energies on promoting a culture of science and innovation
The Ultimate High Ground
India’s rise as a space power means that when war in the cosmos does inevitably occur, Pakistan will have already ceded the ultimate high ground of space.
Azad Jammu & Kashmir and International Law
This article busts two myths commonly held about the region – that it is occupied by Pakistan and that there are human rights violations being committed there akin to those in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir