international law

International Court of Justice’s Limited Jurisdiction India has approached the International Court of Justice (ICJ) seeking to stay the execution of Kulbhushan Jadhav. India has raised […]

India’s Naïvety On Kulbhushan’s Case Article 36 of the Statute of  ICJ clearly specifies that the Court has jurisdiction only on the basis of ‘consent’. India […]

Newsletter By Mandviwalla & Zafar  Editor’s Note This is the first edition of M & Z Newsletter which will be issued quarterly to keep our clients […]

Countering Terrorism: Legal Challenges Although Pakistan’s military operations against terrorism have been remarkable from a military standpoint, overlapping laws, poorly drafted legislation and troubled court system has […]

Two Job Openings At Research Society of International Law (RSIL) Islamabad  1) Communications Associate The Research Society of International Law, Pakistan (RSIL) invites applications for the position of […]

Publication Launch on International Humanitarian Law and Preventive Detention A publication launch was recently held on International Humanitarian Law and Preventive Detention by the Conflict Law […]

Law Of Arbitration In Pakistan There are currently two main pieces of legislation dealing with arbitration in Pakistan: the Arbitration Act 1940[1] and the Recognition and […]

Research Society Of International Law’s Latest Publications The Research Society of International Law (RSIL) will be launching two of its most recent publications: Understanding International Humanitarian […]

Is The Killing Of Rohingya ‘Ethnic Cleansing’ Or Muslim Genocide? A campaign for ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya Muslims is being carried out by Burmese authorities […]

Are The International Protections For Children Truly International? “Humanity has to do its best for the child.” – Declaration of Geneva Recently on 20th November 2016, […]

What is a ‘MUN’? We all want resolutions to world crises and we all want a prosperous world, but most global affairs are dealt with in the […]

Drowned To Be Cleansed – A Tale Of The “Honourable” Women In Pakistan Pakistan, for 69 years, has experienced the role of the formal judicial law […]

International Criminal Court: An Effective Guarantee For Justice Is there any order and justice in this world? While this might be an expression of prosaism, it’s […]

Improving Pak-India Bilateral Relations Through Legal Diplomacy – Workshop By RSIL PRESS RELEASE Research Society of International Law Holds Workshop on Improving Pak-India Bilateral Relations through […]

Are Women’s Rights More Theoretical Than They Are As An Applicable Concept In Everyday Life? The concept of ‘women’s rights’ works to finish off the exclusion […]

Incentivize Investing In Afghanistan It is perhaps fate that the company formed to pursue trade in the East Indies ended up ruling India. When the East […]

The Tripartite Agreement – Repatriation Of Afghan Citizens Living In Pakistan On May 7th, 2010, The Tripartite Agreement was signed in Lahore by the Islamic Republic […]