Collateral or protected? The Failure of International Law to Safeguard Women and Children in Gaza.
Authored By: Maria Fejzulla Salford University And the protection of civilians lies at the heart of international humanitarian law. Yet […]
SYNTHETIC RESURRECTION: GENERATIVE AI, DECEASED CELEBRITIES, AND THE LEGISLATIVE VACUUM IN INDIAN PERSONALITY RIGHTS LAW
Authored By: Varshini S Dr MGR Educational and Research Institute, Chennai INTRODUCTION In February 2024, the official social media account
THE GREY AREA OF DEFECTION: BETWEEN DISSENT AND DISQUALIFICATION
Authored By: Nishita Singh Rayat Bahra University, Mohali INTRODUCTION The evolving contours of defection under the Tenth Schedule of the
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Equality, Dignity, and Justice: LGBTQ+ Rights in India
Authored By: Kashish Bagwan Renaissance Law College Abstract The recognition of LGBTQ+ rights in India has undergone a significant transformation
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THE BURDENED HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN SOUTH AFRICA: BALACING THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT AND SCARCE RESOURCES FOR CITIZENS AND NON-CITIZENS
Authored By: Sibongakonke Mkhize University of South Africa Introduction A long-standing controversy has resurfaced in recent months regarding the constitutional
Named to Be Compensated: Identity Disclosure as a Barrier to Victim Compensation in India
Authored By: Priyanka Oraon Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Law College Introduction Consider a rape survivor in a small district town. The
Passive Euthanasia in India: Judicial Recognition and Practical Implementation Challenges
Authored By: Gowri P S Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram Introduction Passive euthanasia refers to the deliberate withdrawal or withholding of
DARK PATTERNS IN E-COMMERCE: CONSUMER PROTECTION RELEVANCE.
Authored By: Maake Rector Khutso University of Fort Hare INTRODUCTION The designs of online platforms are far from neutral in
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The Illusion of Free Speech: Reasonable Restrictions or Constitutional Erosion?
Authored By: Yash Todi Bennett University Introduction In recent years, the digital landscape has witnessed a troubling surge in state
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R v Hanson and the Good Character Direction: A Structural Flaw at the Heart of Criminal Evidence
Authored By: Nafeesah Rahman SOAS, University of London Introduction In two trials for identical offences, two defendants stand before a
John Austin’s Command Theory and Indian Anti-Terror Laws: A Study in Security, Liberty, and Constitutional Limits
Authored By: Maanya Chowdhary Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies-TC I. Introduction In August 2019, the Indian Parliament amended the Unlawful
POSH Act, 2013: Protection in Practice or Compliance on Paper?
Authored By: Anamaya S P The Kerala Law Academy Law College Introduction Women’s participation in employment in India has been
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