The right of a state to pursue a vessel belonging to a foreign state which has violated any violated any law within the territorial boundaries and jurisdiction is considered as doctrine of Hot Pursuit in international
Doctrine Of Hot Pursuit
International Law
Cross-Border Insolvency: India and the World
Cross-border bankruptcy refers to a scenario in which an insolvent debtor owns assets in more than one jurisdiction or when part of the debtor’s creditors is located outside of the country in which the insolvency procedures were filed.
World Trade Organization and International Trade: Catalysts for Economic Development
Introduction
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an international body that seeks to promote prosperity via trade. The organization mainly aims to focus on and provide aid to underdeveloped or developing nations. Achieving fair trade practices
Protection In Armed Conflict With Respect To Human Rights In Kashmir & Palestine
Introduction
Broadly speaking human rights may be regarded as those fundamental and inalienable rights which are essential to life as a human being. Human rights are the rights which are possessed by every human being simply
Discarding Westernization Of Human Rights Through Religious Theologies
Overview
Non-developed or third-world nations often reject the international system of human rights as being a reflection of global hegemony created by powerful nations of the western world. In contemporary times, concepts such as cultural relativism have emerged against