Legal Articles Aerial Hijacking and the International Law July 26, 2017 / July 26, 2017 by Jayati Gupta | Leave a Comment INTRODUCTION International terrorism has become a topic of international significance over the years since it affects, directly or indirectly the other States or their affairs. International terrorism can be defined as terror inspiring violence containing an international element that is against non-combatant civilians, States or internationally pro-tested persons or entities in order to achieve political […] Read more » 2001 September 11 Attack aerial hijacking Aerial Hijacking and the International Law AIRCRAFT HIJACKING Contemporary international law featured Hague Convention Hijackings International Law INTERNATIONAL TREATY LAW The Statute of International Criminal Court
Legal Articles The Use of Force against Terrorism: Does International Law fall Victim April 9, 2016 by Prashanti Upadhyaya | 1 Comment on The Use of Force against Terrorism: Does International Law fall Victim Post 9/11 ‘use of force’ in international law and much of the understandings towards it has undergone great evolution. The international world is at the hinge of the history as many of the old regime falls and new threats emerge. The challenges this have created for the traditional system have been unparalleled. The ghastly act of bombing […] Read more » Convention Against International Terrorism Criminal Law Strategy Defensive Nature of Right International Law Prohibition of Use of Force Right to Act Unilaterally Role of security Council Rule of Attribution Self- Defence in International Law Terrorism The Use of Force against Terrorism Use of Force against Terrorism Victim
International Trade Law Legal Articles The Status of International Law under the Constitution of India May 8, 2011 / March 18, 2016 by Jagadish S. Halashetti | 1 Comment on The Status of International Law under the Constitution of India Introduction The status of International Law within a municipal legal system is generally determined by the Constitution of a State or Municipal Law. This article attempts to shed light on the Status of International Law under the Constitution of India. Unlike France, United States, Germany and some modern Constitutions that provide relatively clear provisions for […] Read more » Constitution of India International Law
