A FAILED ATTEMPT OF MARSHALL’S TOWARDS INTERNATIONAL PEACE
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International peace, human rights, public policyAbstract
Marshall Island, a small island nation in the Pacific, which was the land of rehashed nuclear weapon testing from 1946 to 1958 under the trusteeship system established under United Nations Charter. Having witnessed the irreperable devastating effects of the nuclear weapons on the humankind and every creature on this planet, Marshall Island battled in court against nine nuclear power nations by filing separate applications against them which as indicated by the Marshall Islands have nuclear weapons (China, the law based People's Republic of Korea, France, Israel, Pakistan, India, the Russia Federation, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island and the United States of America), for their non-participation in nuclear demobilization. The bodies of evidence against India, Pakistan and Great Britain and northern Island were entered in the Court's General List, as Applicant (Marshall Island) has conjured these States announcements perceiving the ‘compulsory jurisdiction’ of the court as per Article 36, paragraph 21 , of the Statute of the International Court of Justice. In the legal tiff against India, at preliminary stage, there were just two dispute/issues. The first being the "dispute" itself and the second one, chained to it, was the jurisdiction. The Marshall Island sought to convince that it had a dispute with India on more less three crease grounds. To start with, it alluded to its own particular statement, as communicated in international forum.
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