THE EVOLUTION OF STATE RESPONSIBILITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE: AI, CYBER OPERATIONS, AND SURVEILLANCE
Authored By: Arshika Sharma LNCT University Bhopal This article evaluates the efficacy of the classical framework of State responsibility— codified […]
The Mirage of Protection: Deconstructing the Gap Between Legislative Innovation and the Reality of Gender-Based Violence in South Africa
Authored By: Naida Leitao University of Law Bloomsbury Introduction Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in South Africa has been describe by the
The Tension Between Imperialism, National Security and Citizen Welfare
Authored By: Realeboha Ditshwane University of the Witwatersrand I. Introduction Throughout history, powerful states have sought to expand and maintain
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Holding Influencers Legally Liable: Promoting Harmful Behaviour on The Internet
Authored By: Sabina Middlesex University Dubai Trigger Warning For educational purpose this legal article contains uncensored deliberation of mental health,
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The Digital Panopticon: Surveillance, State Power, and the End of Privacy
Authored By: Atiya Ahmed Middlesex University, Dubai Introduction: Jeremy Bentham, a philosopher, had an idea of the Panopticon, which was
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India’s DPDP Act: A Constitutional and Legal Analysis
Authored By: Prince Saini Maharishi Markandeshwar Deemed to be University Mullana Ambala Haryana ABSTRACT : The rapid expansion of digital
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The Law of Criminal Attempt: Judicial Interpretation and Contemporary Challenges in India
Authored By: Arpita Anand Maharishi Markandeshwar Deemed to be University Abstract The law relating to criminal attempt occupies a significant
The Need for Criminalizing Necrophilia in India: A Comprehensive Legal Analysis
Authored By: Tamanna Ashra Renaissance law college INTRODUCTION Necrophilia is derived from the Greek word for “corpse” and “love. It
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The Role of Legal Practitioners in balancing National Security and Human Rights in Modern Immigration Laws
Authored By: Malik Ahmer Shamim London Metropolitan University Introduction Immigration sits right at the heart of today’s political and legal
EVOLUTION OF THE LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894 IN INDIA
Authored By: Divya Central law College, University of lucknow Introduction Land has always occupied a central place in human existence.
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THE STRUGGLE FROM MISCLASSIFICATION: PLATFORM WORKERS PERSPECTIVE
Authored By: J Ragav VIT Chennai Abstract This article examines the systemic misclassification of Indian platform workers as ‘independent contractors,’
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The Economic Architecture of AI in UK Copyright: Can UK Copyright Law Provide a Satisfactory Economic Rights Framework for Generative AI?
Authored By: Malachi Rees-Morny University of Exeter In November 2025, the High Court delivered a judgment in Getty Images v