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Why India should go beyond the Artemis Accords? – Part II
- 31 May 2024,
- Read part one of this post here. Tension between the Outer Space Treaty and the Artemis Accords The primary bone of contention is the principle of Common Heritage of Mankind (CHM) and equitable sharing of resources which the US objects and claims as not being envisioned by the OST, as it is silent on the commercial exploitation of lunar resources.…...
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Why India should go beyond the Artemis Accords? – Part I
- 30 May 2024,
- Introduction The tremendous growth in space technology has intensified the lunar race among the space faring states. The near precise landing of Japan’s Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) close to the Moon’s equator and its unexpected survival of lunar night has not only been a historic mission of JAXA but has also kickstarted the lunar explorations of 2024.…...
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IELIG Early Comments for the ICC Prosecutor’s Policy Paper on Environmental Crimes – Part II
- 28 May 2024,
- Read part one of this post here. A. What are the Best Practices for Investigating and Prosecuting Crimes that can be Committed by Means of or that Result in Environmental Damage?…...
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