Presumption of Innocence Through Liberty: Why Custodial Detention Before Conviction Must Remain Exceptional
Authored By: Shaurya Pratap Shishodia Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University Overview The principle that “bail is a matter of right […]
AI IN THE HIRING AND HR DECISIONS: DISCRIMINATION RISKS UNDERTHE EQUALITY ACT 2010
Authored By: Lamisha Hasan ABSTRACT Artificial intelligence (AI) is heavily used in recruitment and HR decision making; however, it exhibits
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THE RISE OF DIGITAL IMMIGRATION SYSTEMS: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Authored By: Nitya Ramachandran Government Law College, Coimbatore ABSTRACT In the last ten years, states and international organisations have made
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Diplomacy Legality and Executive Power: A Legal Analysis of the 2025 Johannesburg G20 Presidency and the United States South Africa Dispute
Authored By: Winkie K Molefe University of South Africa ABSTRACT The 2025 Johannesburg G20 Presidency marked a turning point: for
The ICC Arrest Warrant for Vladimir Putin and South Africa’s Legal Obligations
Authored By: Nolwazi Qhawekazi Mtolo University of Fort Hare Abstract South Africa’s response to the ICC’s 2023 arrest warrant for
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Supremacy of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999.
Authored By: Sobowale Anuoluwapo Kehinde Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE). Abstract. This Article focuses on The Supremacy of the Constitution of
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The Role of UN Security Council Veto: Should Veto be Reformed
Authored By: Diptesh Chakma Bangladesh University of Professionals Abstract: Though global peace cannot be achieved entirely, the main purpose of
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BALANCING THE RIGHTS OF PATIENTS TO HEALTH CARE VERSUSTHE RIGHT TO STRIKE BY PUBLIC CARE WORKERS.
Authored By: Lithalethu Mehlwana University of Fort Hare ABSTRACT The tension between the right of patients to access timely and
BLEEDING THROUGH THE CRISIS: CLIMATE CHANGE AS A DRIVER OFPERIOD POVERTY IN UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITIES
Authored By: Amorei Coetzee University of Western Cape ABSTRACT: Period poverty, defined as inadequate access to menstrual hygiene products, water,
THE EVER-EXPANDING HORIZON OF ARTICLE 21: FROM RIGHT TO LIFE TO RIGHT TO DIGNITY
Authored By: Khushmandeep Kaur NIMS University, Jaipur ABSTRACT India is a developing nation in terms of improving people’s lives as
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The Threat of “Deepfakes” in International War Crime Investigations
Authored By: Lesego Solane Yvonne Mokobi Eduvos Abstract Digital evidence has become fundamental in modern war crime investigations, specifically in
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CAN MALAYSIA INVOKE TRUMP’S 2025 RECIPROCAL TARIFFS AS FORCE MAJEURE
Authored By: Prisheela Thavanthran National University of Malaysia (UKM) INTRODUCTION The President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, imposed
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