Law, Rights & Society

Hormuz Strait Blockade by Iran

Hormuz Strait Blockade by Iran: Full Right to Impose Tariffs?

Hormuz Strait Blockade by Iran: Legal or Illegal? The Hormuz Strait blockade by Iran is not realy illegal under international law, but it is not entirely legal as well. The territorial waters are differentiated from internal waters. Hormuz strait is an example of territorial waters, whereas Suez Canal is an example of internal waters. The state controlling the internal waters can exercise full sovereignty over the internal waters subject to…

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Nuclear Threat in US-Iran War

Nuclear Threat in US-Iran War: Is International Law Really Forbidden?


US-Israel Attack on Iran

US-Israel Attack on Iran: Guaranteed No Right of Self-Defence


Trump Tariffs Struck Down

Trump Tariffs Struck Down: India-US Trade Deal’s Simple Truth Out


Umar Khalid Bail Rejected

Umar Khalid Bail Rejected: The Perversion of Jurisprudence Now


Thailand Cambodia conflict

Thailand Cambodia Conflict: Focus on Legal Aspects and More

Introduction Thailand Cambodia ceasefire renewal through the efforts of ASEAN has fructified, but is it the end of Thailand Cambodia war? The ceasefire is definitely a step towards ending the war. It is like a political intervention to get the law and order situation in control, but unless the root cause of Thailand Cambodia conflict is addressed through resolution of Thailand Cambodia border disputes, the conflict will keep getting re-ignited,…


Samuel Kamalesan Judgment

Samuel Kamalesan Judgment: The Unique Ethos with Poor Human Rights


Surendra Koli's Acquittal in Nithari Killings

Surendra Koli’s Acquittal in Nithari Killings: A Poor Justice-Belief Bargain


Sonam Wangchuk Detention under the NSA

Sonam Wangchuk Detention under the NSA: Urgent Intervention Need


Gaza Peace Plan

Gaza Peace Plan: The Need for A Better UN Endorsed Proposal