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Accountability for Crimes Against Humanity: Recent Developments in International Tribunals

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Published on 25th January 2025 Authored By: Adnan Siraj Universitas Jambi, Indonesia Abstract This article explores the evolution of accountability for crimes against humanity, with an emphasis on recent developments at international tribunals. It examines the significant moments, history and legal environments that have shaped efforts to channel mass atrocity perpetrators to justice. Progress has […]

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UNDERSTANDING PATENTABILITY AND INVENTIVE STEP IN PAKISTAN: A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW

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Published on: 13th October 2024 Authored by: Nabeel Dahicho University of Sindh, Jamshoro ABSTRACT The concept of “inventive step,” or “non-obviousness,” is a central criterion in determining patentability. This concept is essential to ensure that patents are granted only for innovations that represent a significant advancement over existing knowledge. The Pakistani patent system, guided by

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