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Pakistan Preparing to Challenge India's Suspension of Water Treaty, Minister Says
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan is preparing international legal action over India's suspension of a key river water-sharing treaty, a government minister told Reuters, as tensions intensify between the neighbours following an attack on tourists in India-administered Kashmir.
Pakistan preparing to challenge India's suspension of Indus water treaty, says minister
Pakistan is also considering taking action at the Permanent Court of Arbitration or at the International Court of Justice in the Hague where it could allege that India has violated the 1960 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties,
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