The CPRIL Blog

COP 29: A Turning Point or a Missed Opportunity?

cprilnlujodhpur

Dec 8

COP 29: A Turning Point or a Missed Opportunity?

Elucidates upon the consequences flowing from the recently concluded COP 29 on global warming and climate change

IMPLICATIONS OF UNAUTHORIZED UNILATERAL SANCTIONING IN ABSENCE OF INTERNATIONAL GOVERNING REGIMES

Suchetana Chakroborty and Utkarsh Sharma

Sep 18

IMPLICATIONS OF UNAUTHORIZED UNILATERAL SANCTIONING IN ABSENCE OF INTERNATIONAL GOVERNING REGIMES

This piece provides an overview on rules governing economic warfare through imposition of unilateral sanctions

BEYOND BORDERS: DIPLOMATIC MUSINGS ON R2P

Crystal Ann George and Ronsha Roys Anna

Sep 18

BEYOND BORDERS: DIPLOMATIC MUSINGS ON R2P

An overview of Responsibility to Protect Principle (R2P) under International Law

Shielded Sovereigns: Unravelling Diplomatic Immunity in the 21st Century

Ankit Singh

Sep 18

Shielded Sovereigns: Unravelling Diplomatic Immunity in the 21st Century

This piece provides a critical analysis of diplomatic immunity under International Law

Best out of ‘Waste’: Tracing ‘Common but Differentiated Responsibilities’ in the Global Waste Management System

Kusha Grover

Sep 18

Best out of ‘Waste’: Tracing ‘Common but Differentiated Responsibilities’ in the Global Waste Management System

An overview of Common But Differentiated Responsibility Principle (CBDR) in light of global waste management system under International Law

Lighting the Dark Web: A Possible International Law Approach

Nandini Babbar and Parul Anand

Sep 18

Lighting the Dark Web: A Possible International Law Approach

This piece advocates for the regulation of dark web under international law regime

Protecting Heritage in the Digital Age: Strategies for Conflict Zones

Shatakshi Singh and Shivesh Saini

Sep 18

Protecting Heritage in the Digital Age: Strategies for Conflict Zones

This piece proposes measures for protection of cultural heritage during international armed conflict.

GUARDIANS OF LEGACY: AN ANALYSIS OF LEGAL MECHANISMS FOR PROTECTING CULTURAL HERITAGE DURING ARMED CONFLICTS

Nileena Bannerjee

Apr 17

GUARDIANS OF LEGACY: AN ANALYSIS OF LEGAL MECHANISMS FOR PROTECTING CULTURAL HERITAGE DURING ARMED CONFLICTS

INTRODUCTION Cultural heritage, which encompasses historic structures, monuments, and invaluable artifacts, is integral to national...

From Pledges to Action: Assessing International Corporate Climate Initiatives and Legal Implications

Mohd. Fahad Ansari

Apr 17

From Pledges to Action: Assessing International Corporate Climate Initiatives and Legal Implications

Covers possible legal obligations on global corporate to take climate initiative and preserve environment internationally.

Treading the Tightrope between Migrant Rights and Digital Border Technologies

Jayalakshmi Sankar

Jan 18

Treading the Tightrope between Migrant Rights and Digital Border Technologies

The author has expounded upon the various kinds of digital border technologies employed through the lens of international humanitarian law.

BATTLING THE UNSEEN THREAT: INSUFFICIENT REGULATION OF CYBER ATTACKS ON HEALTHCARE IN TIMES OF WARFARE

Sarfraz Alam & Kushagra Tiwari

Jan 18

BATTLING THE UNSEEN THREAT: INSUFFICIENT REGULATION OF CYBER ATTACKS ON HEALTHCARE IN TIMES OF WARFARE

Authors explore the scope of IHL and the Geneva Convention in relation to cyberattacks during conflicts, with a focus on healthcare.

REASSESSING ICC'S EFFECTS DOCTRINE: THE ALCOA PREDICAMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

Utkarsh Sharma

Jan 18

REASSESSING ICC'S EFFECTS DOCTRINE: THE ALCOA PREDICAMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

Introduction: The ‘Effects Doctrine’ is a legal concept in the field of international law that grants governments or courts the authority...

Demystifying Russia’s violation of International law in the Ongoing Ukrainian Conflict: Part II

Astha Samanta

Nov 14, 2023

Demystifying Russia’s violation of International law in the Ongoing Ukrainian Conflict: Part II

A Brief analysis of Russia's Action on the anvil of security exceptions in the UN Charter and the Genocide Convention

Astha Samanta

Nov 14, 2023

Demystifying Russia’s violation of International law in the Ongoing Ukrainian Conflict: Part I

-Astha Samanta The rule based international law regime developed after the Second World War is currently under tremendous stress due to a...

The Chagossian Question: The ICJ Advisory Opinion and Its Implications

Khushi and Smrithi Suresh

Aug 4, 2023

The Chagossian Question: The ICJ Advisory Opinion and Its Implications

- Khushi and Smrithi Suresh Background of the Dispute The Chagos Archipelago is a group of islands located in the Indian Ocean, south of...

UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND ASIAN EXCEPTIONALISM: THE DICHOTOMY

Srividya M.S.

Aug 3, 2023

UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND ASIAN EXCEPTIONALISM: THE DICHOTOMY

- Srividya M.S. “We declare that human rights are for all of us, all the time:whoever we are and wherever we are from; no matter our...

Napalm Forests II: Protection of Environment During Armed Conflicts in the Future

Kartikey Baid and Dhruv Garcha

Jul 21, 2023

Napalm Forests II: Protection of Environment During Armed Conflicts in the Future

-Kartikey Baid & Dhruv Garcha Proposed Reforms In this part, we will be looking at some proposed reforms which will first, will...

Humanitarian Aid in an era of crises: An analysis

Kartikeya Amitabh Mishra

Jul 20, 2023

Humanitarian Aid in an era of crises: An analysis

This piece critically analyzes humanitarian aid and its viability under international law.

Overextension of “Self-defence”- Turkey’s military actions in Syria a Continued Cause of Concern

Aditya Kaushik and Aayushi Gupta

Jun 26, 2023

Overextension of “Self-defence”- Turkey’s military actions in Syria a Continued Cause of Concern

- Aditya Kaushik and Aayushi Gupta Introduction The ongoing war in Eastern Europe has diverted the global public attention away from...

The Curious Case of Customary International Law and the WTO

cprilnlujodhpur

Jun 26, 2023

The Curious Case of Customary International Law and the WTO

- Sidharth Kumar “WTO agreements are not to be read in clinical isolation from public international law” – so declared the WTO Appellate...