What the 2025 UK Immigration Overhaul Means forCare and Skilled Workers who are already in the UK.
Authored By: MD Tajul Islam The University of law Abstract This article evaluates the major UK immigration reforms introduced in […]
Barriers to Legal Access for Vulnerable Groups in Nigeria: A critical Legal Analysis
Authored By: Balogun Ismail Akorede Law Graduate, Al-Hikmah University Abstract Access to justice is crucial for safeguarding human rights, but
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The G20 and South African Project: Assessing the Impact of the Group of 20 (G20) Summit Additions on Transformative Constitutionalism and South Africa’s over all Economic growth.
Authored By: Alusani Audrey Mbedzi Stadio Abstract This article identifies the potential impact imposed on South Africas transformative constitutionalist objective
THE SOUTH AFRICAN LEGAL SYSTEM PROVIDES STRONG PROTECTION FOR BOTH LEGAL AND ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.
Authored By: Amahle Msomi University of Zululand Abstract: Both legal and undocumented immigrants have been drawn to South Africa in
REFUGEE PROTECTION AND ASYLUM RIGHTS IN KENYA: ACOMPARATIVE ANALYSIS WITH INDIA’S CITIZENSHIP FRAMEWORK
Authored By: BRITNEY VUSHA AMUGUNE Kenyatta University School of Law Parklands Campus Abstract Kenya hosts over 854,000 refugees and asylum
The Legal Battle Over “Surprise” Medical Billing (No Surprises Act Implementation)
Authored By: NWACHUKWU ESTHER ONYINYECHI UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA, ENUGU CAMPUS. This Article is an overview of the phenomenon of
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CYBER LAWS IN INDIA- IT’S LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND CHALLENGES
Authored By: Prisha Dhimmer Bharti Vidyapeeth, New Law College, Pune ABSTRACT Social media is a fast, global method of communication
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Humanitarian Intervention and State Sovereignty after the Responsibility to Protect: Legal Challenges in Contemporary Conflicts
Authored By: Nowrin Jahan Borna Gopalganj Science and Technology University Abstract: The Responsibility to Protect (R2P), endorsed by the United
Double Discrimination Faced by People with Mental Health Disabilities: A Legal and Social Analysis
Authored By: Snehita Paidi GITAM Deemed to be University ABSTRACT: The paper examines double discrimination faced by people with mental
RECOGNISED BY THE LAW BUT UNREGISTERED: THE DIFFICULTIES THAT COME WITH NON-REGISTRATION OF CUSTOMARY MARRIAGE.
Authored By: Tsoseletso Confidence Mokgoatsane University of South Africa Abstract. The non-registration of customary marriage causes numerous legal difficulties and
FALSE FORENSIC EVIDENCE AND WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS IN INDIA: GAP IN THE BNSS
Authored By: Divya Choudhary Manipal University Jaipur ABSTRACT Nowadays, forensic evidence has significant importance in India’s criminal justice system in
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The Presumption of Innocence and Media Trials in India: A Threat to Fair Criminal Justice
Authored By: Shreya Amity Law School, Amity University Noida, Uttar Pradesh Abstract The presumption of innocence constitutes a foundational principle