Beyond passive euthanasia: Reassuring the right to die withdignity under article 21 of the constitution of India
Authored By: Vanshdeep Kaur Christ University INTRODUCTION Let us consider a situation where there is a girl who has gone […]
Artificial Intelligence and Copyright: Locating Accountability in Indian Law
Authored By: Bhavya Anand Manipal University Jaipur Introduction In November 2020, Indian Copyright Office broke new ground when it registered
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Judicial Independence in South Africa: A Cornerstone of Constitutional Democracy
Authored By: Amogelang Thaba University of Fort Hare This article argues that the foundation of South Africa’s constitutional democracy is
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Protecting Traditional Knowledge: Is Patent Law Enough?
Authored By: Maanvi Sharma Vivek College of Law, MJPRU Introduction Can knowledge that has existed for centuries be protected under
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LOVE IS NOT A CRIME: THE CONSTITUTIONAL JOURNEY OF SECTION 377 IN INDIA
Authored By: Siddhi Tiwari Maharaja Surajmal Institute INTRODUCTION “History owes LGBT people an apology.”[1] With these profound words, Justice Indu
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The Legal Paradox of Child Marriage in India: Valid, Void, or Voidable? Reconciling Personal Laws and Statutory Prohibition under the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006
Authored By: SILLAH TEMAI MARME Parul Institute of Law, Parul Universsity Introduction India continues to grapple with the persistence of
HONOUR KILLING IN INDIA: RECLAIMING CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY THROUGH A COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS OF INDIA, PAKISTAN, JORDAN, AND THE UK
Authored By: AKSHAL.M SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ABSTRACT Honour killing constitute one of the gravest forms of honour-based
Impacts of Oil & Gas on Constitutional Rights of Coastal Communities in South Africa
Authored By: Bronwyn van Neel Abstract: For a few years now, oil & gas companies have been targeting the coastline
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BEYOND CONSENT Addressing the Gaps in India’s Emerging Data Protection Framework
Authored By: Sayan Dey Sister Nivedita University I. Introduction The digitalisation of everyday life has rapidly transformed personal data into
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Is Pakistan Ready for Deepfakes? Evaluating the Legal Response to AI-Generated Deception.
Authored By: Zainab Faheem Khan Institute of Law – University of Sindh Introduction. A video appears online showing a politician
Intellectual Property Law – An International Concern
Authored By: Reyyan Mansoor Middlesex University Dubai Introduction In today’s day and age, there is a constant question of whether
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Who Owns the Machine’s Masterpiece? Rethinking Intellectual Property Rights in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence
Authored By: Luphumlo Mandla University of the Free State Introduction The rapid adoption of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) since late