The Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction: Protecting Children from Abduction

This article has been written by Mr. Abhishek Singh, a first year student of Banaras Hindu  University, Varanasi.   Abstract- Child Abduction is itself a traumatic phenomenon as the children are subjected to psychological distress but this distress increases manifold when the abductor is no one other than their own parents. This abduction of their…

The security Council and the Ethopian – Entrean conflict: peacekeeping and border resolution

This Article is written by Sunaina of 6th Semester from Panjab University, Department of LAW, Chandigarh, Punjab Abstract: Last year 2018 the rapport between Ethiopia and Eritrea had also changed in a assortment of ways such as agreements signed between them. However, in sequence can be quite old, and it is central to check the most…

Refugee Children and Statelessness: Bringing the gap in International Protection

This article has been written by  Ms. SUSHMITHA.S , 3rd year student of SATHYABAMA, CHENNAI   ABSTRACT: This abstract highlights the need for strengthened international protection measures while examining the difficulties faced by stateless children who are refugees. It explores the shortcomings of the frameworks that are in place now and suggests ways to close these…

The United Nations General Assembly adopted the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

This article has been written by Ms. Mahima Chandra, a 2nd year student of Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida   ABSTRACT: –  As far as individual rights are concerned, their most comprehensive enumeration can be found in UNDRIP. Analysing UNDRIP thematically, discussing key issues ranging from self-determination and autonomy to land rights, rights to culture,…