Has Article 2(4) Of The UN Charter Become Redundant In The 21st Century? The principle of non-intervention in international relations is indeed deep-rooted. It would be difficult, if […]
The writer holds an LL.B (Hons.) degree from the University of London International Programmes and is serving as the competition coordinator for national rounds of the Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition, also the world’s largest international law competition. He has also been part of a focused group discussion with the UN Secretary General’s Envoy on Youth, Mr. Ahmed Alhendawi. He has participated in multiple moot court competitions and won the “Best Advocate” awards at two of them. He was also one of the 25 participants from Pakistan who participated in a US State Department sponsored exchange program in 2014. On the 800th anniversary of the world’s first human rights charter, The Magna Carta, he was also invited for a panel discussion on its practical significance by the British High Commission in Pakistan.