Decoloniality

Portugal v. India Rights of Passage Case ICJ Rep 125, ICGJ 173 (ICJ 1957)

TL; DR: In 1957, Portugal brought a case against India in ICJ seeking confirmation of its right of passage over Indian territory between Portuguese-controlled enclaves (Dadra and Nagar-Aveli). Portugal claimed that historical treaties granted it right of passage for civilian and military personnel. India contested this, asserting sovereignty and the right to control its territory.

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