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The Unkindest Cut of All? The ECtHR Declines to Intervene on Religious Slaughter

The Unkindest Cut of All? The ECtHR Declines to Intervene on Religious Slaughter

By Elijah Granet and Geert van Calster |
Both before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) and the Belgian Constitutional Court, a coalition of ...
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The Indian Telecommunication Act, 2023: A Beacon of Security or a Shroud on Liberty?

The Indian Telecommunication Act, 2023: A Beacon of Security or a Shroud on Liberty?

By Simran Bais and Astha Shrivastava |
With the enactment of the Telecommunication Act 2023 (“Act”), there has been a tectonic shift in India’s ...
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Extremist Measures: The UK Government Further Obstructs the Right to Protest

Extremist Measures: The UK Government Further Obstructs the Right to Protest

By Ben Holda |
On March 1, UK Prime Minister Sunak delivered a divisive impromptu speech, much of which was spent demonising ...
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The Indian Puttaswamy Judgments: Privacy Rights at Stake in the Pursuit of Social Security

The Indian Puttaswamy Judgments: Privacy Rights at Stake in the Pursuit of Social Security

By Medha Garg |
Lately, the Indian government has attempted to completely digitise social welfare schemes, such as ration cards, ...
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Tanzania’s Colonial Relic: A Thread of Capital Punishment

Tanzania’s Colonial Relic: A Thread of Capital Punishment

By Thuleleni Msomi |
The death penalty (capital punishment) is abolished in many African countries and applied under exceptional ...
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Mater semper certa non est. The Court of Padua rejects the Prosecutor’s appeal against the birth certificates of children with two mothers

Mater semper certa non est. The Court of Padua rejects the Prosecutor’s appeal against the birth certificates of children with two mothers

By Chiara Ragni |
On 1 February 2024 the Court of Padua rejected the appeal lodged in June 2023 by the Prosecutor seeking to correct ...
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Mater semper certa non est. Il Tribunale si Padova respinge il ricorso del Pubblico Ministero per la modifica dei certificati di nascita contenenti l’indicazione di due madri

Mater semper certa non est. Il Tribunale si Padova respinge il ricorso del Pubblico Ministero per la modifica dei certificati di nascita contenenti l’indicazione di due madri

By Chiara Ragni |
Il 1º febbraio 2024 il Tribunale di Padova ha respinto il ricorso presentato nel giugno 2023 dal Pubblico ...
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The Colombian Supreme Court Affirms Human Right to Technological and Scientific Progress: Navigating Legal Challenges in the Era of Disruptive Innovation

The Colombian Supreme Court Affirms Human Right to Technological and Scientific Progress: Navigating Legal Challenges in the Era of Disruptive Innovation

By Ignacio Boulin and Natalia Caroprese |
Disruptive innovations start in the minds of people who, under open constitutional frameworks, have the freedom to ...
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Discrimination Law Podcast (3 part series)

Discrimination Law Podcast (3 part series)

By Almas Shaikh |
  In this podcast, we are exploring some of the key themes in Professor Sandra Fredman’s monograph, ...
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The European Court of Human Rights’ Gendered Climate Docket: KlimaSeniorinnen and Duarte Agostinho

The European Court of Human Rights’ Gendered Climate Docket: KlimaSeniorinnen and Duarte Agostinho

By Angela Hefti |
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) just announced that the judgments in all three climate cases before the ...
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One year on, US journalist Evan Gershkovich remains a state hostage in Russia

One year on, US journalist Evan Gershkovich remains a state hostage in Russia

By Daniel Cullen |
For the past twelve months, US journalist Evan Gershkovich, a correspondent for the Wall Street Journal, has been ...
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