The Research Centre for International Law and Human Rights (RCIL & HR)
About RCIL & HR
The Research Centre for International Law and Human Rights (RCIL & HR) is a non-profit research institute with its headquarters in The Hague, The Netherlands. The RCIL & HR is a constellation of highly qualified international lawyers and human rights experts that hold exceptional command not only over international law and international relations, but also in application of the same to the domestic law and foreign policy of Pakistan.
We specialize in conducting thorough research and review in relation to legal frameworks for some of the pressing issues in the world, in general, and in Pakistan particularly. This allows us to highlight gaps in the existing structures and propose solutions in the realm of law and policy.
Our Team
Abdullah Mohsin
Chairman of the Executive Committee
Hammad Raza Sultan
Vice Chairman of the Executive Committee
Co-Director of Legal Affairs
Jawwad Raza Sultan
Co-Director of Legal Affairs
Director of Campaigns and Collaborations
Nawal Ramay
Executive Officer
Director of Research
Blogs & Publications
Dolus Specialis in relation to the crime of genocide in Gaza
War Crimes under the Rome Statute: A Legal Analysis of Israel’s Violations in Gaza
Crimes Against Humanity under the Rome Statute: A Legal Analysis of Israel’s Violations in Gaza
An Examination of the ICC’s Arrest Warrant in Relation to Atrocities Commited in Gaza
The legality of the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2023, and E-Safety Bill, 2023 under International Law
Assessing the Constitutionality of ‘Personal Data Protection, E-Safety, and PECA Amendment’ Bills
Law of Evidence under International Criminal Law with Respect to International Atrocities
The Legality of Trying Civilians in Military Courts under Pakistani Law and Constitution
THE LEGALITY OF TRYING CIVILIANS IN MILITARY COURTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW AND BEST CASE PRACTICES
Custodial Torture and International Best Practices
Environmental Preservation in Pakistan: What Has Been Achieved?
Juvenile Justice System in Pakistan
Pakistani Provinces Breaking the Silence on Domestic Violence
The United Nation’s Involvement in Jammu and Kashmir Dispute
The Indus Water Treaty: Trans-Boundary Water Dispute in South Asia
No Honour in Killing
Water Scarcity in Pakistan and the Applicable Legal Framework
The emotive issue of the religious minorities in Pakistan: convert or die?
Draft Guidelines for Corporate Social Responsibility for Marginalised Communities
Better Late Than Never: The Criminalisation of Custodial Torture
The Constitutional Framework for Right to Protest in Pakistan
Steps Toward Real Action: The Possibility of an International Criminal Tribunal on Kashmir.
Is Pakistan truly committed to ending impunity from victims of sexual assault?
Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards and the Public Policy Exception: Article V (2) (b) of the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards
After Reko Diq, Should Pakistan Develop Alternatives to ICSID?
Status of Preventing Domestic Violence in Pakistan
Kashmir and ICJ’s Advisory Jurisdiction
Legal Framework for Renewable Energy in Pakistan
The Challenging Case of Afghanistan at the International Criminal Court
The classification of conflict in the Indian Administered Kashmir: An international or non-international armed conflict?
Harassment of Women at Workplace: The Adequacy of International and Pakistani law
Democracy and Defection
Role of the Supreme Court of Pakistan in the Vote of No-Confidence
Self-determination, Intervention and Invitation: The Illegality of Russia’s Intervention Following the 2014 Referendum in the Donetsk and Luhansk Regions
Hamza Shahbaz: CM of Punjab or Faletti’s?
Holding Non-state Actors Accountable for Crimes Committed in Afghanistan: The Case of Taliban
The No-Confidence Vote: Making Sense of the Constitutional Crisis
A Review of Russia’s Military Escalation in Ukraine Under International Law
Pakistan’s Incomplete Progress: The 2022 Anti-Harassment in the Workplace Act
Are the US Armed Forces Responsible for War Crimes in Afghanistan?
