Disputed Territories:International law perspective
Acknowledgment:
I am thankful to Allah almighty who gave me the strength, wisdom and the ability to complete this project well on time. This project is a detailed study about the disputed territories under International law. This project is submitted to Maam Samrna Afzal. It is an invidual based assignment. A lot of effort is required to complete this project and have provided support and help from our mentor Maam Samrana Afzal. My project data is based on different sources majorly from net and books. I would like to thank my teacher Ma’am Samrana Afzal for her help and support in this project.
Dedication:
I would like to dedicate this project to
My Parentts
&
My Teachers
For their Help, Support and Guidance for me to become Honorable and Educated Citizen.
DISPUTED TERRITORIES: INTERNATIONAL LAW PERSPECTIVE
1. Abstract:
When it comes to territorial disputes across the globe, the list is long and ever-changing. There are now more than 150 disputes under way that involve territory, mostly in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific region, but also in Europe and the Americas. Some disputes are on the distant horizon (Antarctica), some are long-simmering (Jammu and Kashmir), and others—like Crimea—are at their boiling point.
In this assignment I will going to explain different case studies, which includes certain types of disputes like border disputes which are notoriously difficult to resolve. International law does not contain a clear, prioritized set of norms—established through international conventions or jurisprudence—for determining national sovereignty over territory in the face of competing factual claims (e.g., based on cultural, ethnic, historical, religious, and other political, economic, and social factors). Governments are unwilling to “lose” boundary disputes since they might suffer political consequences as well as loss to national interests.
2. Introduction:
A territorial dispute is a disagreement over the
I am thankful to Allah almighty who gave me the strength, wisdom and the ability to complete this project well on time. This project is a detailed study about the disputed territories under International law. This project is submitted to Maam Samrna Afzal. It is an invidual based assignment. A lot of effort is required to complete this project and have provided support and help from our mentor Maam Samrana Afzal. My project data is based on different sources majorly from net and books. I would like to thank my teacher Ma’am Samrana Afzal for her help and support in this project.
Dedication:
I would like to dedicate this project to
My Parentts
&
My Teachers
For their Help, Support and Guidance for me to become Honorable and Educated Citizen.
DISPUTED TERRITORIES: INTERNATIONAL LAW PERSPECTIVE
1. Abstract:
When it comes to territorial disputes across the globe, the list is long and ever-changing. There are now more than 150 disputes under way that involve territory, mostly in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific region, but also in Europe and the Americas. Some disputes are on the distant horizon (Antarctica), some are long-simmering (Jammu and Kashmir), and others—like Crimea—are at their boiling point.
In this assignment I will going to explain different case studies, which includes certain types of disputes like border disputes which are notoriously difficult to resolve. International law does not contain a clear, prioritized set of norms—established through international conventions or jurisprudence—for determining national sovereignty over territory in the face of competing factual claims (e.g., based on cultural, ethnic, historical, religious, and other political, economic, and social factors). Governments are unwilling to “lose” boundary disputes since they might suffer political consequences as well as loss to national interests.
2. Introduction:
A territorial dispute is a disagreement over the
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