Shattering the Myth: Marital Rape is a Crime
Authored By: Chetansi Dubey University of Lucknow, Faculty of Law What is Rape? Rape is an act that involves forcing […]
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THE ESSENCE AND ROLE PLAYED BY LEGAL RESEARCH IN THE GROWTH OF LEGAL EDUCATION
Authored By: Mouboni Banerjee Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Law College (University of Calcutta) ABSTRACT Research is the essence of the development
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Removal of Judges in South Africa: An Analytic Perspective
Authored By: Shante Rademeyer IIE Varsity College Abstract The constitutional and legislative framework that governs the impeachment of judges in
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Piercing the Corporate Veil: Balancing Legal Personality and the interests of Justice in
Authored By: Buhle Grace Ngati University of South Africa (UNISA) Abstract: This article critically examines the doctrine of piercing the
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The Future of Artificial Intelligence Regulation in the United Kingdom
Authored By: Hayley Smyth The Open University Abstract This article examines the current and future regulatory landscape of Artificial Intelligence
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Cyber crime Against Women In India
Authored By: Monalisha Patro SOA National Institute of Law, Bhubaneswar INTRODUCTION Every second , one women in India gets tricked
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The International Court of Justice and the Enforcement Gap: Law Without Power
Authored By: Ahana Pant Amity University, Rajasthan INTRODUCTION: The ICJ, the UN’s principal judicial body, plays a vital role in
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Invisible Bleeding: The Case for Menstrual Leave in India’s Informal Labour Sector
Authored By: Shreyas Rastogi ICFAI UNIVERSITY DEHRADUN Introduction “If I take leave during my period, I lose ₹300 that day.
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From Ethical Pluralism to Procedural Formalism: Legal Transplants and the Transformation of Personal‐Status Rights in Egypt
Authored By: Maryam Samira Khan SOAS, University Of London Abstract Drawing on colonial and postcolonial court records, legislative texts, and
Taxation and Financing of Tertiary Education in Nigeria: Legal Reforms or Political Rhetoric
Authored By: Oladosu Praise Rereloluwa University of Lagos Abstract This paper critically examines the legal and policy frameworks financing tertiary
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) :Development or Challenges Aryan Raj
Authored By: Aryan Raj National Forensic Sciences University Delhi Abstract Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Policy has evolved from a charitable
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Regulating AI and the Internet in India: Challenges of Deepfakes and Personality Rights, Comparative Perspectives, and the Road to Reform
Authored By: Kumkum Mahzabin London College of Legal Studies (South) Abstract Artificial intelligence and internet technologies have transformed the Indian