Menstrual Leave and Article 21: A Constitutional Inquiry into Health Dignity and Bodily Autonomy
Authored By: Sudiksha Pandey Law center 2 faculty of law University of Delhi Abstract: This article captures the recent judgement […]
Authored By: Sudiksha Pandey Law center 2 faculty of law University of Delhi Abstract: This article captures the recent judgement […]
Authored By: Rubijit Saha Gitarattan International Business School affiliated with GGSIPU ABSTRACT The practice of dowry persists across socioeconomic classes
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Authored By: Natalia Monika Loboda University of law The International Football Association Board (IFAB), the autonomous entity governing the Laws
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Authored By: Phumelele Mandisa Masondo Parul University ABSTRACT SOUTH AFRICA -FORMALLY CRIMINALIZED MARITAL RAPE IN 1993 (PREVENTION OF FAMILY VIOLATION
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Authored By: Gugulethu Zamashenge Nyembe University of Johannesburg Abstract The issue of child abduction is a legal and social challenge
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Authored By: Joseph Thabo Maluleke University of Free State Abstract In South Africa’s criminal justice system, prosecutors hold considerable influence
Authored By: Lathika Sri P Government Law College Coimbatore Abstract The principle that “bail is the rule and jail is
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Authored By: Nontobeko Msibi University of South Africa This article examines the evolution of plea bargaining in South Africa, exploring
Authored By: Moumita Banerjee George School of Law, Konnagar, West Bengal, India I. Abstract:- This article explores the perpetual tension
Authored By: Anam Aziz The University of Law In everyday life, people share personal information more than ever before. This
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Authored By: Andrew Musyoki Kyuli The Catholic University of Eastern Africa ABSTRACT Music remains one of the crucial sectors in
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Authored By: Shah Um E Habiba Chembur Karnataka College of Law / University of Mumbai ABSTRACT Despite India replacing its
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