USA & Israel’s Action Against Iran: Know All The International Laws Violated & Role of International Court of Justice (ICJ)

The action of the USA and Israel against Iran raise serious concerns under International Law regarding sovereignty and use of force. while often justified as self defense, they have increased regional instability.

Kulbhushan Jadhav Still Denied Appeal in Pakistan Supreme Court Despite ICJ Verdict, India Calls Trial “Farcical”

Pakistan hasn’t given Kulbhushan Jadhav the right to appeal, even after the ICJ’s 2019 ruling. India says the trial was unfair and the verdict wasn’t followed properly.

Bangladesh Minorities Atrocities | “Protect Hindus, Extend CAA 2019 Date”: Plea in Supreme Court

New Delhi [India], February 22: A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court of India asking the Union Government to take urgent steps to stop violence and attacks on Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. The plea also requests an extension of the cut-off date under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) 2019. The petitioner argues that many Hindus have entered India recently due to ongoing violence and should be considered for Indian citizenship.

“Where Do We Get The Jurisdiction To Intervene? ICJ Never Said Israel Committed Genocide”: CJI Dismisses PIL to Halt Supply of Arms by India to Israel

The Supreme Court Today (Sept 9) dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) petition challenging the continued supply of arms by Indian companies to Israel amidst its conflict with Palestine. A Bench Led by CJI questioned the Court’s jurisdiction to intervene in foreign policy matters, highlighting that such decisions traditionally fall within the domain of the government.

Indian Judge Dalveer Bhandari Supports ICJ Order Against Israel

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Israel to cease military operations in Rafah, citing potential genocide. The ruling, supported by a 13-2 majority, presses for humanitarian aid and UN access. Israel, however, rejects the order, asserting compliance with international law and its duty to national security. Palestinian representatives urge immediate compliance.

International Court of Justice Judge Hilary Charlesworth Joins CJI Chandrachud on Supreme Court Bench

This event not only signifies the strengthening relationship between the International Court of Justice and the Supreme Court of India but also serves as a platform for exchanging ideas and fostering dialogue on the universal principles of justice, independence, and innovation in the judiciary. Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, in his welcoming remarks, expressed his delight […]

“Victory For Rule Of Law”: South Africa’s Response to the ICJ’s Decision in the Genocide Case Against Israel

The International Court of Justice has issued provisional measures against Israel, aimed at preventing genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. This ruling, supported by Justice Dalveer Bhandari, an esteemed Indian judge, highlights the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and mandates Israel to take steps to protect civilians and prevent acts that could lead to genocide.

DAY 2 | At the International Court of Justice(ICJ), South Africa VS Israel

Israel defended itself against genocide accusations at the ICJ, refuting South Africa’s claims of genocidal acts in Gaza. Israel emphasized Hamas’ responsibility for civilian casualties and highlighted its efforts to improve the humanitarian situation despite Hamas’ obstacles. The ICJ deliberates on provisional measures, with Germany expressing support for Israel and warning against politicizing genocide charges.

DAY 1| At the International Court of Justice (ICJ), South Africa VS Israel

The UN’s top court holds hearings on alleged Gaza genocide. South Africa accuses Israel of genocide, demands emergency suspension of military campaign in Gaza. Landmark legal confrontation between two nations with deep historical ties. Case garners international attention, sparking global debate on human rights and international law. Verdict’s implications reach far beyond the two nations involved.