Tag: Genocide

Plight of Rohingya Muslims & Stubborn India in Accepting Jus Cogen Norm of Non-Refoulement

By Law School Policy Review on 23 Nov 2023

Dr. Avinash Kumar* & Kaustubh Kumar** Credit-South China Morning Post This paper explores India’s stance on Rohingya refugees, specifically its reluctance to acknowledge the jus cogens norm of non-refoulement. Examining the pivotal […]

Examining the Predicament: State-Granted Amnesties Versus ICC Prosecution for Human Right Violations

By Law School Policy Review on 10 Nov 2023

Ishita Chandra* This article extensively explores the contentious issue of whether amnesties granted for severe human rights violations can obstruct International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutions. It navigates the complexities of balancing justice […]

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Tag: Genocide

Plight of Rohingya Muslims & Stubborn India in Accepting Jus Cogen Norm of Non-Refoulement

Examining the Predicament: State-Granted Amnesties Versus ICC Prosecution for Human Right Violations

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