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India Fighting A Pandemic With Outdated Laws: A Need For An Inclusive Health Law
Written by Priyanka Purohit 4th Year BBA LLB Student, Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan National Institute of Law, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha [cite] ABSTRACT The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the drawbacks that India is
Values, Rights, Duties And Responsibilities Of Indian Citizens
Written by Neetu Jain Advocate, Supreme Court of India [cite] INTRODUCTION The Preamble of our Constitution says, WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA, having solemnly resolved to constitute India into a
Legislation Related To Women Empowerment And Gender Equity
Written by Neetu Jain Advocate, Supreme Court of India [cite] INTRODUCTION Women in ancient India enjoyed equal status with men in all aspects of life. Rigvedic verses suggest that women
Cameroon-Fund Arab Cooperation: The Impact Of The Economic Exchanges And The Foreign Affair Between Sub-Saharan Africa And The Arab States (1973-2019)
Written by Oumar Boukar Adogaye [cite] ABSTRACT This article aims to analyze the challenges and the balance sheet of the evaluation of financing granted by the Solidarity Funds of the
Assault Against Women Is An Assault Against Society
Written by Meenakshi Raj 1st Year Student, Faculty of Law, Delhi University [cite] INTRODUCTION “The murderer destroys the physical body of the victim; The rapist degrades the very soul
Crime Against Children In India: Preventive And Protective Laws
Written by Sandipa Bhattacharjee*, Ankit Chopra** & Ankit Mohanty*** * 3rd year B.A LLB Student, KIIT University, School of Law, Bhubaneswar, Odisha ** 3rd Year B.B.A LLB Student, KIIT University,
Detailed Analysis of Section 84 of Indian Penal Code, 1860
Written by Rajat Shandilya* & Roman Khan** * 3rd Year BA LLB Student, Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University, Uttar Pradesh ** 3rd Year BA LLB Student, Faculty of Law,
Protection Of Basic Human Rights Of Street Children: Bangladesh Perspective
Written by Kazi Murad Hossain Lecturer, Law Discipline, Khulna University, Khulna, Bangladesh [cite] ABSTRACT No one will deny the fact that the street children are the most neglected section
Validity Of CAA And NRC In Human Rights Regime- A Case Study On Assam Crisis
Written by Arpita Sinha 5th Year BA LL.B Student, GGSIPU, Dwarka, Delhi [cite] ABSTRACT With the CAB getting tabled at the centre, advent of outbreaks and protests took place
A Study Of Bullying And Cyberbullying And The Legal Angle
Written by Saksham Batra 3rd Year LLB Student, Amity Law School, Amity University, Noida [cite] ABSTRACT This article consists of the phenomenon of Bullying which has been prevailing nowadays. Bullying
Our Country – Our Laws: India Badly Needs Its Own Modern Laws
Written by Amarendar Reddy Addula Advocate & Research Scholar – Telangana High Court [cite] INTRODUCTION India is home to orthodox virtues, great values and diverse traditions. We have all seen
Impact Of Covid-19 On Law Practice
Written by Marino Marrero Baez Lawyer Member Association of Certified Financial Crimes Specialists [cite] INTRODUCTION Covid-19 has created various problems around the world and the legal profession has faced them
Breach Of Personal Data Held By The State: Critical Considerations In The Breach Notification Process Under India’s Upcoming Data Protection Law
Instances such as government databases being left open without requiring password access, criminals selling access to government databases for ‘sessions of 10 minutes’ and botched procedures leaking data have made
The Persistence Of Sexual Harassment In Cameroonian Universities: Contribution To An Anthropology Of School Violence
The debate on the suspicious relationships between university lecturers and their students is of actuality today, there is an ever-increasing interest manifested through numerous interdisciplinary researches carried out in order
An Analysis Of The Nexus Between Human Trafficking And Migration
Written by Chetana Prakash* & Padmalaya Kanungo** * 3rd Year BBA LL.B Student, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad ** 3rd Year BA LL.B Student, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad [cite] ABSTRACT Human
Contractual Labour And Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected approx. 2.84 million people around the globe directly and innumerable others indirectly. The virus has the potential to infect more than half of the world’s
Prolonged Fight For Muslim Women: Triple Talaq
“Talaq, Talaq, Talaq”. That’s the thought a Muslim Woman has to live with through her married life. Instantaneous Triple Talaq or Talaq-ul-bidat is one of the eight ways to divorce
Cybersecurity And Cyber Laws Around The World And India: Major Thrust Highlighting Jharkhand For Concerns
Cyberspace is the connected Internet Ecosystem and it refers to the virtual computer world, and more specifically,the notional environment in which communication over computer networks occurs.When this cyberspace is compromised,
Growing Irrelevance Of Multi-Lateral Organisations
Why the multi-lateral agencies such as UNESCO, who are failing and why its member states are quitting out of it. This paper talks about the authority of the united nations
Driving Data: A Study On Data Protection & Privacy Laws
Data is an asset in the 21st Century where Information rules the world. In this modern age Data is the Driving force behind the growth of world. With many Gigabytes
The Abrogation Of Article 370
Written by Kaushal Kasliwal 3rd year BBA LLB Student, Prestige Institute of Management and Research Department of Law, Indore [cite] ABSTRACT Article 370 present in Part XXI of the Constitution
How Much Compensation Can You Claim In a Birth Injury Lawsuit?
How much compensation you can claim in your lawsuit will depend on the economic and non-economic damages you can prove via evidence. This evidence can include your medical bills, proof
Test Identification Parade: A Critical Analysis In India Practice
Written by Aakash Sai Gundu* & Pranav Sai Tirunagiri** *3rd Year BBA LLB Student, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad **3rd Year BBA LLB Law Student [cite] ABSTRACT Test identification parade is
Intersectional Discrimination: An Adequate Human Rights Regime?
By Aarushi Mishra 5th Year BA LBB Student, O. P. Jindal Global University This paper will attempt to understand whether the human rights regime account for an intersectional form