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The Role of the International Criminal Court in Prosecuting the War Crimes

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Published On: 15th January, 2025 Authored By: Preeti GD Goenka University Abstract: The International Criminal Court represents a cornerstone for the enforcement of war crimes by bringing the perpetrators to book for heinous violations of international humanitarian law. The Rome Statute created the International Criminal Court back in 2002 and charged it with the responsibility […]

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Prosecuting the Crimes of Genocide Current Challenges and Recent Cases

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Published On: 14th January, 2025 Authored By: Maryam Khalid Gillani Law College Abstract The prosecution of genocide remains one of the most complex challenges in international criminal law. Originating from Raphael Lemkin’s 1944 conceptualization of genocide, the term signifies not just mass killings but the systematic destruction of a group’s biological, cultural, and social existence.

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SUCCESSION AND INHERITANCE

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Published On: 13th January, 2025 Authored By: Suruchi Sharma Mangalayatan University Jabalpur INTRODUCTION From the earliest time since mankind existed, we as human beings all across the world,have always needed a way to pass on our wealth and property after our deaths. Typically in ancient time where men were considered the head of families and

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Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala

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Published On: 12th January, 2025 Authored by: Tasmiya Khan AL-AMEEN COLLEGE OF LAW, BANGLORE Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala case, decided in 1973 by the Supreme Court of India This case law was about landmark case and established the “Basic structure of doctrine” limiting the Parliament’s power to amend the Constitution. It was one

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CUSTOMARY LAWS AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: A CROSSROAD

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Published On: 10th January, 2025 Authored By: Maanya Jain Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies INTRODUCTION Since time immemorial we as a collective society have been following our rituals or traditions which are more commonly referred to as customs. These customs are simply defined as some social practices that are accepted by society as a whole

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