In Abeyance~II
Regardless of the controversy justifying the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, India’s obligation under international law remains.
Regardless of the controversy justifying the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, India’s obligation under international law remains.
The United Nations’ top court, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), on May 24 issued new provisional measures ordering Israel to “immediately” halt its military offensive in Rafah, which broke out after Hamasled attacks in October last year, killing 1,200 Israeli people, and taking roughly 250 hostages.
The ruling read aloud by Judge Nawaf Salam at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague was in response to an urgent application submitted by South Africa.
He called on countries to increase pressure for the implementation of the court's order and to reconsider their decisions regarding funding the agency, emphasising the urgency of bold actions to prevent famine in Gaza.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague has ordered Israel to do whatever is necessary to ensure that basic aid reaches the Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip.
"Speculations for amendment in Pak Army Act to implement ICJ (International Court of Justice) verdict regarding Kulbhushan Jadhav are incorrect. Various legal options for review and reconsideration of the case are being considered. Final status shall be shared in due course of time,” Pakistan Army spokesperson Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor tweeted Wednesday evening.
According to Pakistani media reports, a case being tried under military courts and Pakistan Army Act, the law forbids such individuals or groups from filing an appeal and seeking justice from the civilian court.
ICJ President Yusuf elaborated on several aspects of the World Court's ruling in Kulbhushan Jadhav's case while presenting his report to the UN General Assembly.
India was not impressed with the first consular access exercise and claimed that Jadhav appeared 'under extreme pressure to parrot a false narrative to Pakistan’s untenable claims'.
New Delhi was not impressed with the whole exercise and claimed that Jadhav appeared "under extreme pressure to parrot a false narrative to Pakistan's untenable claims” during his meeting with India's Charge d’ Affaires (Cd'A) in Islamabad Gaurav Ahluwalia.
