Same Sex Relations: Recent Developments
Authored By: Amenen Emmanuel Nakadel Egerton University Introduction Same sex relations have raised a lot of questions around the world […]
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From Territorialism To Modified Universalism: How Cross-Border Insolvency Reform Will Reshape Global Asset Tracing And Recovery
Authored By: Ayushman Singh Tomar SVKM’s NMIMS School of Law KEYWORDS Cross-Border Insolvency, Modified Universalism, Territorialism, UNCITRAL Model Law, Centre
THE LAW OF DIGITAL EVIDENCE IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
Authored By: Ahmad Hassan University of the Punjab INTRODUCTION Digital evidence has not simply augmented international criminal investigations; it has
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THE IMBALANCE IN THE APPLICATION OF THE FEMINIST LEGAL THEORY: THE LEGAL TRENDS IN UGANDA.
Authored By: Edwongu Lekos Odidi Uganda Christian University ABSTRACT The application of the feminist legal theory has brought about conflict
CROSS-BORDER LEGAL ANALYSIS: HUMAN RIGHTS MORAL FOUNDATIONS ANDAI REGULATIONS
Authored By: Yoanna Koleva ABSTRACT Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping global governance, human rights protections, and the moral foundations of
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THE BALANCE BETWEEN PARTY AUTONOMY AND JUDICIALINTERVENTION IN INDIAN ARBITRATION AFTER THE GAYATRI BALASAMY DECISION
Authored By: Mohamed Mubeen S Chennai Dr Ambedkar Government Law College, Pattaraiperupudur Abstract Arbitration has become a cornerstone of modern
THE PARADIGM SHIFT: EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON LEGAL PRACTICE AND LIABILITY
Authored By: MOHAMED MOSTAFA NAGIEB Faculty of Law Fayoum University Abstract This article evaluates the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence
Marital Rape Exception in India: Constitutional Validity vs Cultural Reality
Authored By: Nikita Shree Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad Introduction Indian marriage has always been viewed not as a contractual relationship
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THE CASE FOR ABOLITION: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE DEATH PENALTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN NIGERIA
Authored By:Signs Tenidolaoluwa ARIYO Obafemi Awolowo University, Osun State, Nigeria ABSTRACT Nigeria retains the death penalty as a form of
Nuclear Colonialism Epistemic Injustice and Remedial Duties: Jaduguda and Chagai in South Asia
Authored By: Zainab Rehman University of Punjab Abstract The nuclear fuel cycle in South Asia functions through a spatial paradigm
Legal Rights of Women in India.
Authored By: Priya Bharati GOPAL NARAYAN SINGH UNIVERSITY Abstract When we are talking about the legal rights of women in
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From Courtrooms to Newsfeeds: Trial by Media in the Era of Algorithms
Authored By: Vardhan Rajendra Majgaonkar Shahaji Law College, Kolhapur INTRODUCTION In today’s digital age, the concept of “trial by media”
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