2025: Navigating Pakistan’s International Law Challenges
Saadia Abbasi looks at the international law challenges facing Pakistan in 2025 and the need for concrete policies and strategies to deal with them
Saadia Abbasi looks at the international law challenges facing Pakistan in 2025 and the need for concrete policies and strategies to deal with them
This paper argues that the discussion around drone warfare is ideologically skewed and examines potential impact of AI in drone warfare
Justice Pal’s powerful dissent at the Tokyo Trials after the Second World War where he challenged the very premise of the trials themselves
Analysing the recent escalation between Iran and Pakistan under the international law of self-defence.
This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the way the law of occupation has evolved and its prohibitions on transformative occupations.
This article examines the potential impacts of the Russia Ukraine war on Pakistan’s trade
This article examines the legal aspects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine such as the questions of legality and the role of courts.
Contrary to popular perception, international law is at the core of China-India recent standoff. China’s claim rests on the primacy of customary international law compared to the claim of India, which is based on succeeding rights from British India. Interestingly, India was not even privy to the agreements from which it derives succeeding claims. The…
By Oves Anwar, Director, RSIL Understanding the Jadhav Case 17th May, 2017 On Monday, both India and Pakistan presented oral arguments on provisional measures before the ICJ in the Jadhav Case (India v. Pakistan). The case has generated considerable debate as well as much confusion. This is not surprising as, outside the small community of international law experts,…