Author: Chris Anu

There are moments in the life of a people when history draws a clear line. Once that line is crossed, there is no honest way of pretending that the line didn’t exist. The Southern Cameroons crossed such a line on October 1, 2017. Whether one supports the declaration of independence or opposes it, whether one identifies as an independentist, a federalist, or a unionist, no serious observer can deny that 2017 fundamentally altered the political trajectory of the Southern Cameroons. It marked the culmination of a political process that had begun decades earlier. That is precisely why the recent calls…

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The increasing mobility of individuals across national borders has transformed family law into one of the most dynamic areas of private international law. The significant rise in cross-border marriages involving foreign nationals, Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs), and Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) has inevitably led to an increase in matrimonial disputes spanning multiple jurisdictions. Whether a…

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