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A Decolonial Jurisprudence in Making – the Right of a Woman to Dissolve a Marriage in Pakistan

A Decolonial Jurisprudence in Making – the Right of a Woman to Dissolve a Marriage in Pakistan

By Shahab Saqib |
Recently, the Supreme Court of Pakistan handed down a judgment, titled Dr. Seema Hanif Khan v.Waqas Khan and ...
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Australia’s High Court Reconsiders Freedom: The New Constitutional Battle over Post-NZYQ Immigration Detention

Australia’s High Court Reconsiders Freedom: The New Constitutional Battle over Post-NZYQ Immigration Detention

By Han Lu |
The High Court of Australia took a fresh constitutional challenge on the government’s post-NZYQ immigration ...
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The Inconsistent Approach to Violence Against Women by the European Court of Human Rights

By Alexander Hughes |
In two recent judgments involving similar fact patterns, the European Court of Human Rights reached opposing ...
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AI Training, Data Centers, and the Right to a Healthy Environment: The Case of xAI in Memphis

AI Training, Data Centers, and the Right to a Healthy Environment: The Case of xAI in Memphis

By Marco Di Donato |
The international recognition of the human right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment has gained ...
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THE CENTRE FOR CHILD LAW AND OXFORD HUMAN RIGHTS HUB URGE THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL TO PUT CHILDREN FIRST IN LANDMARK CLASS ACTION CASE ABOUT LEAD POISONING

THE CENTRE FOR CHILD LAW AND OXFORD HUMAN RIGHTS HUB URGE THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL TO PUT CHILDREN FIRST IN LANDMARK CLASS ACTION CASE ABOUT LEAD POISONING

By Almas Shaikh |
The Centre for Child Law (CCL), together with legal scholars from the Oxford Human Rights Hub (“the Amici”), will ...
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Probing the Normative Limits of Criminalizing ‘Choice’ under the Indian Anti-Conversion Laws

Probing the Normative Limits of Criminalizing ‘Choice’ under the Indian Anti-Conversion Laws

By Divyansha Goswami |
A familiar yet urgent question stands before the Indian Supreme Court. Rajasthan is the most recent addition to ...
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Recognition Is Not Justice: What Australia’s River Law Reveals About Indigenous Rights

Recognition Is Not Justice: What Australia’s River Law Reveals About Indigenous Rights

By Simon Kieser |
In 2017, Victoria enacted the Yarra River Protection (Wilip-gin Birrarung murron) Act, the first law in Australia ...
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Chirinos Salamanca v. Venezuela: A Legal Analysis of Retroactive Human Rights Law Application

Chirinos Salamanca v. Venezuela: A Legal Analysis of Retroactive Human Rights Law Application

By Christine Savino |
On 21 August 2025, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) delivered its judgment on preliminary ...
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Chirinos Salamanca vs. Venezuela: Un análisis jurídico de la aplicación retroactiva de la legislación de derechos humanos

Chirinos Salamanca vs. Venezuela: Un análisis jurídico de la aplicación retroactiva de la legislación de derechos humanos

By Christine Savino |
El 21 de agosto de 2025, la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (Corte IDH) dictó sentencia  sobre ...
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The Kerala High Court’s Sex Work Ruling: A Human Rights Crisis in the Making

The Kerala High Court’s Sex Work Ruling: A Human Rights Crisis in the Making

By Ritik Gupta |
When courts rule on the lives of vulnerable communities without grounding their decisions in lived realities, the ...
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Playing with the Brain: The AI Act in the Age of Neurotechnology

Playing with the Brain: The AI Act in the Age of Neurotechnology

By Nirmalya Chaudhuri |
Article 5 of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act in the European Union (EU) came into force on 2 February 2025. A ...
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Retroceso Democrático y Mecanismos Diagonales de Control: Lecciones del ‘Asunto Kimmel’ — Part II

Retroceso Democrático y Mecanismos Diagonales de Control: Lecciones del ‘Asunto Kimmel’ — Part II

By Eva Montero Ibarra |
Cuando Jimmy Kimmel se burló del asesino de Charlie Kirk, difícilmente pudo imaginar que su comentario satírico ...
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