Utkarsh Krishna, a graduate from Symbiosis Law School, Pune,  and judicial clerk at the High Court of Jharkhand, writes on the Supreme Court of India's April order in 2021 concerning the deportation of Rohingyas from the Indian territory. Utkarsh considers the court's short analysis and its incompatibility with both, India's constitutional jurisprudence as well as international obligations.

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In this feature, Apurbaa Dutta and Pratyusha Dasgupta, students at Jindal Global Law School, analyse the international legal framework concerning the refugee crisis in the midst of the pandemic. They interestingly look at both, the responsibilities of signatory states as well as the legal validity of defences that may be invoked in light of the public health crisis.

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Recently, Ryan Air Flight FR 4978, en route from Athens, Greece, to Vilnius, Lithuania, was forced to divert to Minsk while travelling over Belarussian airspace. Subsequently, Roman Protasevich, journalist and Belarussian dissident, and his partner, Sofia Sapega, were detained by the authorities. In this piece, Akshay Luhadia and Saiesh Kamath from NUJS, Kolkata, analyse Belarus’s legal obligations under the 1971 Montreal Convention and the 1944 Chicago Convention. They also argue for possible recourse and sanctions against Belarus in this present case of aviation piracy. 

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Jyotsna Manohar, a final year student at Jindal Global Law School, writes on India's recent Chinese app ban. She specifically considers whether India use the Security Exception given the WTO Panel Report, Russia – Traffic in Transit.

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