India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023: A Step Toward Stronger Privacy Rights for Every Citizen
Authored By: Shah Um E Habiba Chembur Karnataka College of Law / University of Mumbai Abstract In an age where […]
The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age: A Constitutional Analysis in South Africa
Authored By: BANELE NKABINDE University Of Limpopo & University Of Johannesburg Introduction The evolution of digital technology has fundamentally transformed
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Custodial Violence in India: A Constitutional Crisis and the Need for Police Accountability
Authored By: Arya Jain LNCT UNIVERSITY Custodial violence in India represents a severe constitutional crisis, where the state’s duty to
From Emergency to Efficiency: The Institutionalization of ODR in India (2020–2026)
Authored By: Tuhiena Malik Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Introduction As of February 28, 2026, the Indian legal landscape
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NAVIGATING DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY: EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF THE DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY ACT IN UGANDA’S EVOLVING DIGITAL LANDSCAPE
Authored By: Daisy Wagaba Uganda Christian University Abstract As Uganda embraces digital transformation, the collection and processing of personal data
CLIMATE REFUGEES AND THE LEGAL VOID: THE FAILURE OF THE 1951 REFUGEE CONVENTION TO ADDRESS CLIMATE-INDUCED DISPLACEMENT
Authored By: Devanshi Mehta Loreto College, University of Calcutta (Recent Graduate) Abstract This article examines whether the 1951 Convention Relating
Allegations of Genocide under International Law: An Analysis of South Africa v Israel
Authored By: Lesego Motloenya Boston City Campus Business College INTRODUCTION The weight of responsibility that comes with bringing legal action
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How Effective Are the Employment Protections in the United Kingdom for Quiet Firing and Constructive Dismissal?
Authored By: Coventry University Coventry University The concept of “quiet firing” has gained increasing attention within contemporary employment discourse. Although
The Silent Erosion: Climate Change and the Systemic Threat to Child Rights Enforcement in Kenya.
Authored By: Gibran Akidah Wanje University of Nairobi Introduction In Kenya, Climate change has transitioned from an environmental concern to
Trademark Infringement vs. Passing Off: A Comparative Legal Analysis
Authored By: NEERAJA SANTHOSH REVA University Introduction A trademark is a distinctive sign that identifies the source of goods or
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Criminalisation vs Regulation: Can Constitutional Law in India Regulate Marital Rape
Authored By: Rabiya Parveen Law Centre-II, University of Delhi Abstract One of the most disputed constitutional issues in India is
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Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Liability: Rethinking Mens Rea in the Age of Autonomous Systems
Authored By: Rishi Patel University of Leicester Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to theoretical discourse or experimental