‘Operation Enduring Slavery’: Afghan women betrayed and shunned by UN, ICCAninda Dey·September 18, 2021
As Afghanistan plunges into a political crisis, a look back at the patent illegality of its invasion by the United States in 2001Vineet Bhalla·August 21, 2021
As courts look for light from foreign jurisprudence, they can refuse to be blown off by itJehosh Paul·August 1, 2022
As ICJ orders Russia to suspend its military operations in Ukraine, it may well have opened a window for peaceAman Kumar·March 17, 2022
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict enters its 100th day, war crimes committed by Russian soldiers are under scrutinyAman Kumar·June 2, 2022
As Ukraine and Russia (in absentia) battle it out at the International Court of Justice, the question of genocide is under scrutinyAman Kumar·March 9, 2022
Breakdown of Constitutional governance in Sri Lanka – What is the way ahead?Mohan V Katarki·July 11, 2022
Crisis in Sri Lanka: Panellists from five South Asian countries see SAARC as a solutionSarah Thanawala·April 30, 2022
Detention and deportation of Rohingya refugees fly in the face of India’s obligationsRavi Nair·April 5, 2022
Do foreign companies have a responsibility under international law to leave Russia?Dr. Irene Pietropaoli·March 17, 2022
Dobbs should not be considered as a precedent anywhere, says Anand Grover, Senior Advocate, Supreme CourtGursimran Kaur Bakshi and Sarah Thanawala·June 30, 2022
EU’s policy towards refugees from Ukraine exposes its double standardsRaushan Tara Jaswal·March 7, 2022
Every human rights legal practitioner faces an existential dilemma, says Israeli lawyer Michael SfardSabah Gurmat·March 25, 2022
Everything you need to know about the leak of draft opinion of U.S. Supreme Court to annul abortion rightV. Venkatesan·May 4, 2022
How India won an improbable election at the International Court of JusticeAman Kumar·February 26, 2022
