Climate Change Litigation and Governance in Kenya
Authored By: Dilen Onyango Ochieng Egerton University I. Introduction Kenya has, over the past decade, positioned itself as one of […]
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Should Artificial Intelligence be Granted Legal Personhood
Authored By: Parmis Bales College Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly capable of performing tasks traditionally associated with human reasoning, including
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The Basic Structure Doctrine in Malaysia: Fortifying the Separation of Powers and Judicial Independence Post-Semenyih Jaya
Authored By: Leshimita a/p Kamalezveran Brickfields Asia College (BAC), Malaysia Introduction In past years or rather for decades, the Basic
Firearm Use: Restriction to Lawenforcement Officials and Non-Useto Civilians.
Authored By: Olerato Mokakale North West University Introductions According to Gun Free South Africa, “about 31 to 34 people are
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The Doctrine of Basic Structure: Judicial Innovation or Constitutional Necessity in Indian Democracy?
Authored By: Priyanshi Sikhwal Jai Narain Vyas University Introduction Every written Constitution faces a constitutional paradox that cannot be ignored:
The Illusion of Inclusion: Public Participation in Kenya, Practice or Constitutional Formality?
Authored By: Esther Mercy Nyawira The University of Nairobi I. Introduction In June 2024, thousands of young Kenyans marched on
Central Bank Digital Currencies and the Privacy Paradox: A Comparative Legal Analysis of China’s e-CNY and the European Digital Euro
Authored By: Motahhareh Abedinisaniji Introduction The long-term growth of global trade has made it clear that cross-border payment systems have
GENDER BASED VIOLENCE DECLARED A NATIONAL DISASTER IN SOUTH AFRICA. EXPLORING THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING THE DECLARATION
Authored By: Basetsana Moatshe University of South Africa ABSTRACT On the 20th of November 2025, President Cyril Ramaphosa of South
Green Justice DeFerred: Why Bangladesh Needs an NGT-Style Environmental Tribunal
Authored By: Proma Debnath University of Asia Pacific I Introduction Bangladesh’s rivers continue to disappear under the relentless pressure of
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Customary Law of Property and Succession: The Importance of Testate Succession in South Africa
Authored By: Gugu Sarah University of South Africa Introduction For centuries, in many South African indigenous communities, the idea of
Decolonizing Kenya’s Legal System: Colonial Legacies in Kenyan Legal Consciousness
Authored By: IVANAH KHASIALA Strathmore University Abstract This article argues that although Kenya attained political independence in 1963,[1] legal decolonisation
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The Prepaying Buyer’s Dilemma: A Critical Evaluation of Property Protection Under the Sale of Goods (Amendment) Act 1995
Authored By: Ahmed Ismail University Of London Introduction Just imagine paying in full for a consignment of goods stored in