Digital Evidence and the Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam: Moving Towards a New Evidentiary Paradigm
Authored By: Chinki Gera Geeta Institute of Law Abstract The advancement of digital technology is having a dramatic effect on […]
Weaponizing the Law: Sanctions, Sovereignty, and Global Inequality
Authored By: Manahil Ghafoor Middlesex University Abstract: The goal of international sanctions, which are allowed by the UN Charter1, is
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The Gaza Crisis: Humanitarian Law, War Crimes, and Global Accountability
Authored By: Zunaira Ahmed Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Law College ABSTRACT The Gaza emergency has turned into one of the most critical humanitarian and legal issues of the 21st century. Rooted in the long-standing
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Criminalisation of Marital Rape in India: A Legal and Social Perspective
Authored By: Girraj Sharma Jaipur National University Introduction Rape is considered one of the most heinous crimes in society. Rape
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FROM SILENCE TO CODIFICATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LEGAL RESPONSES TO FEMICIDE IN KENYA VS CROATIA
Authored By: Wanjiku Gachara Kenya School of Law ABSTRACT This article explores the urgent and deeply personal issue of femicide
Lease vs Licence in Real Estate Law: Key Differences Explained
Authored By: Tejas Jindal Christ University Lavasa Introduction In real estate law, the concepts of lease and licence are often
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THE LEGAL GAPS IN HOLDING MULTINATIONAL POLLUTERS ACCOUNTABLE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Authored By: OLOKO Ayobamidele Grace Graduate of Ajayi Crowther University Abstract Notwithstanding the existence of many legal frameworks, multinational corporations
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DATA OWNERSHIP IN IOT DRIVEN URBAN HOMES
Authored By: Arkopala Dutta Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri law College, University of Calcutta Abstract Everyday more people are bringing smart devices
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A YEAR OF CATASTROPHE: LEGAL AND HUMANITARIAN LESSONS FROM GLOBAL DISASTER IN 2025 – ANALYZING INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK
Authored By: Tasneem nafiss Capital Law College Bhubaneswar Odisha Abstract This year 2025 have proved that today’s time disasters are
Balancing Diversity between the rights of cultural and religious communities in South Africa’s Constitutional Democracy.
Authored By: Nontobeko Wendy Dlamini Varsity College Abstract Human dignity, equality, and diversity are fundamentally rooted in South Africa’s constitutional
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN THE AGE OF AI: WHO OWNS AI CREATED WORKS
Authored By: ANANDAPADMANABHAN R.T. ABSTRACT The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the creation of artistic and innovative works,
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Smart Contracts and Blockchain Technology: Bridging Gaps in South African Contract Law, Regulation, and the Path to Legal Compliance
Authored By: Thabiso Mtolo University of Zululand Abstract: “This article explores the relationship between blockchain technology, smart contracts, and South