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Article author Raas Nabeel
Raas Nabeel is a Research Associate at RSIL. He completed his BA-LLB (Honours) from LUMS, graduating with High Distinction in 2021, and completed his LLM from the University of Cambridge (Downing College) in 2022. He was a Conference Assistant at the 2022 Cambridge International Law Journal Conference, as well as having been a part of the LUMS Law Journal Editorial Committee. His areas of interests include public international law, global governance, the law of armed conflict, international human rights law and environmental law.
Clarifying Misconceptions about the IWT Dispute
CLC Blog
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Raas Nabeel
May 5, 2025
India’s “abeyance” of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) is legally questionable under international law, violating obligations to Pakistan.
Analysing Iranian and Pakistani Airstrikes under International Law
CLC Blog
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Raas Nabeel
January 22, 2024
Analysing the recent escalation between Iran and Pakistan under the international law of self-defence.
Case Note: Rahil Azizi v the State and Others
CHR Blog
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Raas Nabeel
October 18, 2023
This article analyses a recent judgment by the Islamabad High Court highlighting the shortcomings of the refugee rights framework in Pakistan and opportunities for reform
High Seas Governance: Implications and Opportunities for Pakistan
Biodiversity
CEI Blog
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Oceams
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Raas Nabeel
June 19, 2023
This article explores the implications & opportunities of the new Draft Treaty on Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction for Pakistan
CERD as a Means of Lawfare at the ICJ
CLC Blog
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Raas Nabeel
April 10, 2023
The CERD’s compromissory clause allowing States to bring disputes under the Convention to the ICJ is misused for strategic gains, rather than as a means of seeking redress.
Loss and Damage: A Perspective from Pakistan
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Raas Nabeel
November 18, 2022
This paper examines loss and damage under the UN climate change regime and provides recommendations to operationalise it.
Iran, the US and Economic Warfare
CLC Blog
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Raas Nabeel
October 25, 2019
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Iranian-US relations have been turbulent recently to say the least, and while we are yet to see whether there will be military consequences to these frayed ties, the economic effects on Iran are already being felt in the form of crippling sanctions. In July 2019, President Trump tweeted that Iran had “made a very big mistake” in shooting down a US military surveillance drone that had entered Iranian airspace on 20th June 2019.
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