ICJ

The court has not yet decided whether it has jurisdiction to hear India’s case

New Delhi has urged the UN court to halt the spy's execution

Pakistan has a better chance of persuading the ICJ that the Indian claim is not admissible for two main reasons

Claim was made in response to a suggestion that New Delhi could’ve hired a better lawyer

ICJ reserves judgment; Pakistan questions court’s jurisdiction; India reiterates claims of denial of rights

Will grant immediate visas to those who have recommendation from Sartaj Aziz, says India's External Affairs Ministry

International law expert apprehensive about ICJ’s conduct in Jadhav’s case

India has filed a petition with the international court, urging it to suspend Kulbhushan Jadhav’s death sentence

Ukraine lodged its case against its former Soviet master at the court based in The Hague in mid-January

Marshall Islands petitioned against Pakistan, Britain, India for allegedly failing to halt nuclear arms race

The archipelago is seeking to shine a fresh spotlight on the global threat of nuclear weapons

Say sanctity of healthcare facilities must be respected at all costs

The activists were participating in a workshop organised by the ICJ and HRCP

The controversial act is set to expire on July 15

Says military courts ordered execution of 12 people after 'grossly unfair trials'

The US Supreme Court ruled that the assets must be turned over to American families of people killed in a 1983 bombing

Even after seven decades the court remains hamstrung in any bid to intervene in 21st century's most pressing conflicts

International Court of Justice is to examine whether it is competent to hear lawsuits against India and Pakistan

The ruling puts Pakistan at odds with its international obligations and weakens the SC's hard won reputation