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‘Our decision to intervene reflects need to resolve Palestinian issue within framework of justice,’ says Turkish FM

Foreign Minister Albares warns to take right measures to enforce the court decision

Shehbaz lauds ICJ decision, highlights cause of Kashmiris in conversation with Irish counterpart

Rulings by the ICJ are final and binding but have been ignored in the past

UN’s top court orders ‘immediately’ halt to Rafah offensive

Countries cannot be passive in the face of events in Gaza, Petro added

Court also rejects German request to throw out the case, so it can now move forward

'Absurd to keep saying that South Africa is acting on behalf of Hamas,' says South African government spokesperson

ICJ has been hearing arguments from more than 50 states following a request by the UN General Assembly in 2022

Israeli settlement policy making ending its prolonged occupation more difficult, Pakistan tells ICJ

More than 50 states are due to present their stances in the week-long hearings

10 states including South Africa overwhelmingly critical of Israel's conduct in occupied territories

While the ICJ order is binding, the absence of enforcement mechanisms will eventually hinder its effectiveness

A prominent barrister known for his role in prosecuting Serbia's Milosevic, weighs in on the Hague proceedings

Foreign Office calls for unconditional ceasefire, UNSC role in mitigating the crisis

Court orders Israel to refrain from any acts that could fall under Genocide Convention

International Court of Justice fails to order ceasefire, says it would not throw out the case, as Israel requested

ICJ issues statement saying 17-judge panel will hand down its ruling in court on Jan 26

IHC asks AGP to convey court's message to Indian govt; reiterates commitment to implement ICJ verdict

IHC adjourns hearing on request of AGP Khalid Javed Khan

Qureshi says present regime only implementing ICJ’s verdict

New Delhi yet to assign legal representative

Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances (COIED) has failed to address the issue of entrenched impunity: ICJ

Three-judge bench to hear case on Sept 3

High court decides to form a larger bench for hearing of case against Indian spy

Minister warns India to gain if ordinance in line with ICJ verdict on Indian spy not passed

Rejects appeal by Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE over air blockade of neighboring Qatar

Indian spy refuses to avail high court remedy, requests considering his mercy plea

Rights groups say keeping reports confidential 'will undermine their effectiveness, allow Myanmar to skirt obligation'

Rights and law experts suggest Kashmiris take lessons from Palestinians

The ICJ grants a series of emergency steps requested by Gambia under the 1948 Genocide Convention

Gambia had launched a lawsuit at the UN’s highest body, accusing Myanmar of genocide against Rohingya

Aung San Suu Kyi last month had defended the bloody 2017 crackdown by her nation's army against the Rohingya

Various legal options for review and reconsideration are being considered: Asif Ghafoor

Malik blames India for Pakistan's listing on FATF's grey list

Law minister to discuss ICSID decision with legal firm

Abides by international court's decision to provide consular access

Islamabad says consular access was recorded to ensure transparency; there was no restriction on language

When the lockdown in IoK is finally lifted, New Delhi will find itself dealing with an incensed population

Lawyers having expertise in international law express astonishment over foreign minister’s statement

Indian high courts, SC have ruled that Indian president needs consent of J&K govt to change its status: ICJ

It is hoped that both sides proceed in the letter and spirit of the ICJ verdict

Say Islamabad also succeeded in highlighting Indian-sponsored terrorism

It was another February 27 for India, they have once again received the ‘surprise’, says Maj-Gen Asif Ghafoor

Jillani says Indian plea should have been found inadmissible as convention does not apply to spies

FM Qureshi says Islamabad will proceed further on the matter by remaining within the ambit of laws of the land

International Court of Justice rejects New Delhi’s plea to acquit, release self-confessed Indian spy

Judgment of ICJ in Jadhav's case will be read in open court today at 6pm PST

Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav was sentenced to death by military court for espionage in April 2017

ICJ verdict in spy case will be announced tomorrow