US EditionResponding to Water Blockades: Pakistan’s Recourse Under International Law
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Responding to Water Blockades: Pakistan’s Recourse Under International Law
Download The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), signed in 1960 between Pakistan and India, defines water-sharing rights by allocating the Eastern Rivers to India and granting Pakistan control over the Western Rivers, while permitting India limited non-consumptive use under strict regulations. Recent Indian efforts to modify or revoke the treaty have raised concerns for Pakistan, prompting it to reaffirm its commitment to the agreement. Abrogation of the…
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