Apartheid’s Shadow in the Courtroom: Inequality and Access in South Africa’s Legal Profession
Authored By: Tswaranang Fikile Hope Moyo University Of South Africa In May 2026, four of South Africa’s top commercial law […]
The Forgotten Daughters of Faith: Disability, Religion, and the Invisible Citizenship of Muslim Women Under South Asian Legal Regimes
Authored By: Ishrat Jahan Department of Law, Rajshahi University Introduction: An Overlooked Human Rights Crisis Despite formal guarantees of equality
Silencing Dissent or Safeguarding Sovereignty? Examining Whether Section 152 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 Creates an Unconstitutional Chilling Effect on Free Speech
Authored By: Chemmi Yangden Dukpa Sister Nivedita University INTRODUCTION The revocation of the colonial offence of sedition under Section 124A
Deepfakes and Criminal Liability: A Need for Legal Response to Digital Deception
Authored By: Maya Hussain Cardinal Newman College Introduction Deepfake frauds have resulted in a cost of $450,000 for businesses with
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Digital Replicas and Personality Rights: Addressing Emerging Legal Challenges Under Indian Law
Authored By: Pallavi T KLE Law College Bengaluru Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the creation and dissemination of digital
Criminal Defamation in India: The Case for Decriminalisation
Authored By: Semparuthi Ravichandran Government Law College, Chengalpattu Introduction In 2016, a constitutional bench of the Supreme Court of India
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POLICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Authored By: Manpreet Kaur Department of Laws, Panjab University, Chandigarh Introduction Human rights are the basic and fundamental rights that
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Recognition of Prenuptial Agreements in India: Time for Legal Reform? Balancing Contractual Autonomy and Social Justice
Authored By: Nishtha Amity University, Rajasthan Introduction Marriage in India is regarded as social institution rather than contractual relationship in
Basic Structure Doctrine in Malaysia: Judiciary’s Cautious Engagement
Authored By: Chloe Chin Tian Wei Multimedia University, Melaka. Introduction The Basic Structure Doctrine (BSD) can be defined as a
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BEHIND THE CLICK Regulating Dark Patterns under India’s Consumer Protection Framework
Authored By: Sayan Dey Sister Nivedita University I. Introduction Online shopping and digital services have become an integral part of
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Marital Rape
Authored By: Pavithra Shaji Middlesex University Introduction For over two hundred and fifty years, the English law held that a
The Current Law on Surrogacy in England and Wales: Evaluating the Protection of the Child, the Surrogate Mother, and the Intended Parents
Authored By: Sumera Sabir Graduate from The University of Law Introduction Surrogacy has become an increasingly popular method for individuals