International Law

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Seafarers Are the Forgotten Victims of War — It’s Time We Plug This Legal Black Hole

Published On: September 8th 2025 Authored By: Shreyas Rastogi ICFAI University Dehradun Introduction: A Crisis Unfolds at Sea As warships patrol global waters and missiles light up the skies, another frontline remains dangerously overlooked—beneath every flag and cargo hold sail civilians with no armour, no command, and no nation willing to protect them. When the […]

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The Impact of Armed Conflict on Human Rights: A Critical Analysis of Civilian Suffering

Published On: 8th August 2025 Authored By: Shewit Hadgu Assefa Raya University ABSTRACT This legal article delves into the profound impact of armed conflict on human rights, with a particular emphasis on the suffering endured by civilians who often find themselves caught in the crossfire. In times of war, the very fabric of society is

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Exploring the Interplay of International Human Rights Law and Humanitarian Law in Warfare: Challenges and Opportunities

Published On: 8th August 2025 Authored By: Shewit Hadgu Assefa Raya University ABSTRACT The intersection of international human rights law (IHRL) and international humanitarian law (IHL) is crucial in understanding the legal frameworks that govern conduct during armed conflicts. This article explores the complexities of their interplay, highlighting the challenges that arise from their coexistence

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Climate Refugees and International Law: Legal protection in the age of displacement

Published on 05th August 2025 Authored By: Sneha Raj Chanakya National Law University INTRODUCTION The rapidly growing population and economic growth require a substantial number of natural  resources, which further strains the ecosystem. In recent years, an unprecedented increase has  been witnessed in the number of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. With the world  experiencing

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Climate Refugees and International Law: Legal Protection in the Age of Displacement

Published on 22nd July 2025 Authored By: Shruti Kumari National Law University Meghalaya Abstract The consequences of climate change, such as flooding, desertification, rising sea levels, and extreme weather, are displacing millions of people worldwide. However, international law still does not formally recognize or protect “climate refugees.” The 1951 Refugee Convention, the primary piece of

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