Human Security

Consequences of the Indian Supreme Court’s decision on the special status of Jammu and Kashmir 0
- Blog, Human Security
- January 29, 2024
ndian Supreme Court granted constitutional validation to PM Modi’s decision of stripping Jammu and Kashmir off of its special autonomous status and declared it as an integral part of Indian territory. This judgement holds paramount significance for both arch rivals, India and Pakistan and brings about a shift in the geographical, political, legal, socio-economic andREAD MORE
COP 28 Commitments and Ground Realities 0
- Blog, Human Security
- January 9, 2024
Almost all countries in the world agreed to phase out fossil fuels at the recent COP 28, but ground realities raise considerable contradictions. Such an agreement has been reached for the first time in nearly three decades of negotiations on climate change at the international level. Analysts and experts criticized the COP 28 deliberations thatREAD MORE
COP-28: Importance of Climate Finance 0
- Blog, Human Security
- January 9, 2024
Financing climate becomes center stage at COP-28 as it is a pre-emptive measure and a critical tool in the global fight against climate change. The essence lies in providing necessary resources to mitigate its effects, adapt to changes, and transition towards a more sustainable future. Since climate change is a global problem therefore, requires aREAD MORE

Article 99 of UN Charter: Importance and Effectiveness 0
- Blog, Human Security
- January 2, 2024
The UN Secretary General rang alarm bell by invoking Article 99 of the UN Charter as an early warning; witnessing the appalling human suffering in Gaza. The extraordinary security situation in Gaza urged UNSG, Antonio Guterres to explicitly invoke this rare Article 99 of the UN Charter in a bid to culminate Israel’s gross human rightsREAD MORE
An Analysis of Legal and Policy Framework of Pakistan on Refugees 0
- Blog, Human Security
- December 27, 2023
Legislation and policy are meaningless without execution. The issue of refugees in Pakistan has persisted for decades, with the country hosting millions primarily from Afghanistan and Bangladesh. Despite its significant role as a host nation, the legal and policy framework concerning refugees in Pakistan is marked by inconsistencies. This analysis aims to delve into theREAD MORE
Another Bad Day for International Law 0
- Blog, Human Security
- December 27, 2023
The verdict of Indian supreme court went against petitions challenging the validity of Indian parliament’s August 5, 2019 move that stripped IIOJK off its special status. The validation granted by the Indian judiciary to India’s illegal legislation is not the first occasion where the Indian SC has tried to toe the line of a hardlineREAD MORE