Beyond Compliance: Why Internal Complaints Committees Remain the Weak Link in the PoSH Act, 2013
Authored By: Johanna Esther N National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi Introduction: More than a decade after the enactment […]
The Law of Uncharted Altitudes: Legal Frontiers of Suborbital Spaceflight, Advanced Air Mobility, and Transatlantic Climate Accountability
Authored By: Andile Princess Mpofu Unisa Introduction Commercial Aviation is expanding with Airlines entering Urban Airspace, Higher Stratosphere Regions, and
Copyright in the Age of Virality: Has UK Copyright Law Failed to Keep Pace with Social Media Culture?
Authored By: Nabihat Ahuoiza Sadiq Middlesex University Mauritius Every day, millions of users repost videos, share memes, and remix content
The Price of Parenthood: Rethinking the Prohibition on Commercial Surrogacy in England and Wales
Authored By: Sienna Louise Warren Aston University Few areas of family law expose the tension between autonomy and exploitation as
The Privity Rule : Why Third Parties Can’t Sue on a Contract
Authored By: Rohit Yadav GNLU GANDHINAGAR Introduction This article examines the Doctrine of Privity in contract. In Contract law, Section
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The Six Cardinal Principles of deciding the Burden of Proof – An Analysis
Authored By: Ashley Voon Xuan Yu Brickfields Asia College Introduction The case of Woolmington v DPP[1] has established the golden
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Corporate Criminal Liability Under Indian Law: Evolving Judicial and Statutory Perspectives
Authored By: Sujal Vasant Jain Vidyavardhaka Law College, Mysore Abstract Corporate criminal liability in India has developed almost entirely through
SEX WORKERS AND LABOUR RIGHTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Authored By: Lemukani Pearl Nkuna INTRODUCTION Can a person be denied labour protection simply because their work is unlawful? This
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Criminalisation of Marital Rape in India: A Human Rights Perspective
Authored By: Maria Fejzulla Salford University Marriage has long occupied a privileged position within Indian society, often viewed as a
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GBV in South Africa: How Does the State Combat Thesenseless Violence, and what are the Areas of Improvement?
Authored By: Hunadi Sonia-Rose Legoabe Regenesys Business School According to Eyewitness News, the recorded Gender based violence statistics in South
Online Intermediary Liability: Balancing Free Speech and Platform Accountability in the Digital Age
Authored By: Undine Kupla University of Salford The rise of digital platforms has fundamentally transformed public discourse, enabling unprecedented levels
The National Government Constituencies Development Fund and Kenya’s Unresolved Separation of Powers Crisis
Authored By: Morgan Okoth University of Nairobi Introduction Kenya is a democratic state with three arms of the government comprising