On 17th July 2019, The International Court of Justice (ICJ) pronounced its verdict in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case. With a ratio of 15:1, the judgement was pronounced in India’s favour. The court asserted that Pakistan has breached the Vienna convention signed in 1963, by denying the right of consular access
Author: Vaishali Jeswani
Vaishali is a 1st-year student at HNLU, Raipur. She interested in volunteering, groundwork, research and writing.
KUWAIT EXPATRIATE BILL AND ITS IMPACT ON INDIAN IMMIGRANTS: GULF-INDIA RELATIONS
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HONG KONG’S NEW SECURITY LAW- THE END OF HONG KONG?
On 1st July 1997, the United Kingdom ended their administration for Hong Kong and handed over the control of the colony to china; popularly known as Handover of Hong Kong. It continued to govern and maintain an economic system separate from mainland China. Hong Kong was required to have a