Abstract
International law is the only tool that defines the legal status of states, as well as set principles for peace,
stability, and humanity in the world. The centuries-old concept of might is right and the use of military power has
been changed in new concepts of nation-states. The concept of absolute sovereignty is now replaced by sovereignty
with responsibility. The disputed nature of Kashmir has been recognized by United Nations (UN) and international
Law. India had forcefully occupied the areas of this state against scheme of partition and wishes of the people.
Indian occupation and complete denial from the right to self-determination to the people of Kashmir is not only a
violation of international law but it is also a threat to peace in the region.
Raja Sajjad Khan. (2021) Indian Belligerent Occupation On Kashmir To Annexation: International Law Perspective, Journal of the Research Society of Pakistan, Volume-58, Issue-2.
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