The implications of Declaring Gender Based Violence a ‘National disaster’ for the South African Legal system.
Authored By: Alusani Audrey Mbedzi Abstract This article dives into the systemic and legal implications experienced as a result of […]
Socio-Economic Rights under the South African Constitution: State Responsibilities and the Function of Available Resources.
Authored By: Amahle Msomi University of Zululand Abstract: The South African Constitution, in particular sections 26 and 27, which guarantee
WHEN CLIMATE COMMITMENTS FAIL: THE LEGALACCOUNTABILITY GAP BETWEEN NDCS AND HUMANITARIAN CRISES
Authored By: BRITNEY VUSHA AMUGUNE Kenyatta University School of Law Parklands Campus I. Introduction By the close of COP30 in
The Legal Battle Over “Surprise” Medical Billing ( No Surprises Act Implementation )
Authored By: NWACHUKWU ESTHER ONYINYECHI UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA, ENUGU CAMPUS. This Article is an overview of the phenomenon of
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Freedom of Speech V. Hate Speech- Striking a Constitutional balance in India
Authored By: Prisha Dhimmer Bharti Vidyapeeth, New Law College, Pune Abstract The intersection of the Right to Freedom of Speech
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International Legal Responses to Climate Refugees: Bridging Normative Gaps
Authored By: Nowrin Jahan Borna Gopalganj Science and Technology University Abstract: Climate change is displacing millions worldwide, yet international law
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The Role of Family Courts in Resolving Disputes
Authored By: Snehita Paidi GITAM Deemed to be University Introduction: Traditionally, the family has been regarded as the foundation of
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Breaking the Law but Receiving More Mercy: Are Offenders Protected More Than Victims
Authored By:Tsoseletso Confidence Mokgoatsane University of South Africa Abstract. Crime rate in South Africa is increasing rapidly and this is
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IMPLIED CONSENT IN MARRIAGE: A DOCTRINAL ANALYSIS OF THE MARITAL RAPE EXCEPTION
Authored By: Divya Choudhary Manipal University Jaipur ABSTRACT Indian criminal law continues to recognise a marital rape exception based on
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From Emissions to Inequality: Rethinking Climate Justice
Authored By: S. Sowjanya Sai Vel Tech School of Law ABSTRACT “Justice Cannot Wait in a Warming World.” Environmental justice
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The Unfinished Promise of Equality: Love Law and Limitations in LGBTQIA+ Marriage Family and Adoption Rights
Authored By: Sweta Manipal University Jaipur Abstract The continued denial of marriage, family, and adoption rights to LGBTQIA+ persons in
When Home is Not Safe: A Legal Look at Child Abuse in Brazil
Authored By: Nomfundo Mtungwa Abstract Brazil faces a severe gap between its progressive child protection laws and reality. The Child
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