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Intersectional Discrimination: An Adequate Human Rights Regime?

Leave a Comment / Human Rights / International Journal of Legal Developments and Allied Issues

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 of discrimination. To delve into this topic, it is important to understand the different elements of the statement, especially intersectional discrimination. Intersectional discrimination also referred […]

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The Draconian Legislation of SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989

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Written by Dhruv Nyayadhish, 3rd Year BBA. LL.B Student, University of Mumbai Law Academy INTRODUCTION This Paper aims to examine the provisions of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989 vis-à-vis Fundamental Rights enshrined in the Constitution of India in light of the controversial parliamentary amendment overturning the ruling of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of

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The Flip Side Of Curbing Cyber Crimes- Violation Of Human Rights

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Written by Abhilasha Khare Research Scholar (Law), Rani Durgawati Vishwavidyala, Jabalpur Abstract Human rights are the rights which are provided to an individual by virtue of him being a human being. These are the rights which a human being can enjoy everywhere. The point of global concern arises when we talk about safeguarding human

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Derogations Undertaken By Syria During Its State Of Emergency

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Written by Pavithra Jaidev 4th Year B.B.A., LL.B Student, Jindal Global Law School of O.P Jindal Global University INTRODUCTION Different sovereign states are subject to different legal obligations, and these legal obligations in the form of provisions, are contained in various treaties[1]. In this paper, the author in particular, is concerned about certain provisions

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Prisoner’s Right: Evolving Jurisprudence

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Written by Pooja Mishra*, Megha Pradhan** & Shashankshri Tripathi*** * 2nd Year BA LLB Student, Balaji Law College, Pune University ** 3rd Year BA LLB Student, Balaji Law College, Pune University *** 3rd Year BA LLB Student, Balaji Law College, Pune University A-RESEARCH METHODOLOGY The following research is based upon Prisoners Right and its

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Armed Forces Special Powers Act-Violation Of Human Rights Under The Indian Constitution

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[cite] Written by Priyanka Parag Taktawala 5th year BBA LLB Student, Institute of Law, Nirma University “It takes us a long time to raise our children. Then, when they grow up, they are shot. This cannot go on. We no longer want to look for our children in the morgue. —Yumlembam Mema, women’s

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