The arguments developed by the UK in its pleadings and taken up by the ICJ during the Corfu channel case constitute a major influence on the development of international law. The pleadings of the UK later developed as due diligence obligations of States regarding the use of their territory. Introduction: Incidents that occurred on 22nd […]
The International Labour Organization (ILO) is a UN specialized agency which seeks the promotion of social justice and internationally recognized human and labour rights. The ILO was founded in accordance with Part XIII of the Treaty of Versailles, commonly called the Labour Section on April 19, 1919, by the Peace Conference as an autonomous body […]
Depending upon the views of different jurists, we can say that there are three important theories which form the basis of International Law. These theories of International law are also called schools of International law. Naturalist Theory: In the 17th and 18th centuries and earlier times, under the influence of theology and the “law of […]
There is a wide divide among the jurists regarding the nature of International law. There is one view that International law is not a true law. The jurists of this view think that International law is a code of rules of conduct of moral force only. Other Jurists think International law is a true law, […]
International Law is a body of principles & rules commonly observed by States in their mutual relationship with each other. It includes the law relating to States & International organizations and also International Organisations inter se. The term “International Law” was coined by British Jurist Bentham. Before this nomenclature, the International Law was known as […]