Secularism and the Classroom: Balancing Religious Freedom and State Neutrality in Indian Schools
Authored By: Shruti Dwivedi Dr. D. Y. Patil Law College, Pune Abstract This article examines how the principle of secularism […]
Justice on Trial: A Mirror into Society’s Silent Struggle.
Authored By: Sam-Onwukwe Chisom Jennifer University of Port-Harcourt, Nigeria. ABSTRACT: Injustice, which is both blatant and subtle continues to scar
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RAPE AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO HUMANDIGNITY: EVALUATING SOUTH AFRICA’S LEGALRESPONSE TO GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE.
Authored By: Swaartbooi Sekho Swaartbooi Sekho ABSTRACT: This article examines South Africa’s legal response to rape and gender-based violence (GBV)
The Juridical Mirage: Why Legal Personhood Cannot Save Bangladesh’s Dying Rivers
Authored By: Abdullah Al Fahim Bangladesh University of Business and Technology Introduction The Bangladesh Water Development Board (BWDB) estimates that
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Decriminalization of Adultery : A Step towards Gender Equality and Individual Autonomy
Authored By: Anisha Nair Ramaiah College of Law, Bangalore Introduction: In modern democracies, does the state have power to punish
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Marital Rape in Ethiopia
Authored By: Tsiyon Daniel Addis Ababa University Marital rape is illegal in many countries. Countries like Thailand, Nepal, and the
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Protecting Indigenous Knowledge in the Age of AI: A Legal Framework for Cultural Integrity
Authored By: Pretty Nomfundo Mhlakwana Stellenbosch University Abstract Emerging Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies are posing significant challenges for the preservation
‘MAKO MOHALE v THATO MOHALE and Others (2016)
Authored By: MORAPELO LEBOHANG RAMOLEKO Official citation: CIV/A/08/2016 Court Name and Bench: High Court of Lesotho Coram: J. T. M.
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Cultural Relativism and the Limitations of International Human Rights Treaties within Lesotho’s Dual Legal System
Authored By: MORAPELO LEBOHANG RAMOLEKO Abstract This article examines the position and limitations of international human rights treaties within Lesotho’s
The Distinctive Features and Jurisdictional Nuances of the African Human Rights Systems: A Comparative Analysis with European and Inter American Frameworks.
Authored By: MORAPELO LEBOHANG RAMOLEKO Abstract The African human rights system offers a distinct framework compared to European and Inter-American
The Persistent Debate: Natural law vs Legal Positivism
Authored By: Carla Anthony University of South Africa Among the most enduring and pivotal debates in the history of legal
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The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction in SouthAfrica: A Constitutional and Doctrinal Analysis
Authored By: Ntando Madonsela North West University Abstract: This article critically analyses the implementation and constitutional dimensions of the Hague