In Substance and In Form: Understanding the Human Rights Implications of the Aotearoa New Zealand Government’s Expedited Changes to Pay Equity

In Substance and In Form: Understanding the Human Rights Implications of the Aotearoa New Zealand Government’s Expedited Changes to Pay Equity

Pay equity, the provision of equal pay for equal work, is a human rights issue. Pay equity claims allow women to ...
The ECHR Directs France Towards Better Protection of Minors against Sexual Offenses

The ECHR Directs France Towards Better Protection of Minors against Sexual Offenses

On 24 April, 2025, the European Court of Human Rights ordered France to pay compensation to three applicants on ...
Clicks & Consent Across Borders:  Briskin v. Shopify and the Global Reach of Privacy Rights

Clicks & Consent Across Borders: Briskin v. Shopify and the Global Reach of Privacy Rights

Can a technology company based in Canada be sued in California for allegedly violating Californian privacy laws? ...
Beyond Childbirth: Addressing the Rights of Commissioning Mothers in the Indian Legal Landscape

Beyond Childbirth: Addressing the Rights of Commissioning Mothers in the Indian Legal Landscape

The Orissa High Court (the Court) in Supriya Jena v State Of Odisha & Ors has ruled that female employees who ...
The Slippery Slope of Selective Recognition: The Anti-Hinduphobia Bill of Georgia

The Slippery Slope of Selective Recognition: The Anti-Hinduphobia Bill of Georgia

On 4 April 2025, Georgia became the first state in the United States of America (US) to introduce a bill on ...
Access Denied? Disability and Digital Identification in India: Reflections after Pragya Prasun and Amar Jain

Access Denied? Disability and Digital Identification in India: Reflections after Pragya Prasun and Amar Jain

On 30 April 2025, a two-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark judgment in Pragya Prasun ...
Chinese Repatriation of North Korean Escapees: An International Law Analysis

Chinese Repatriation of North Korean Escapees: An International Law Analysis

Over the past few years, China has accelerated its program of repatriation of North Korean escapees. At least 620 ...
L’exclusion des demandeurs et demanderesses d’asile d’un programme de garderies subventionnées viole-t-elle le droit à l’égalité ? La Cour suprême du Canada se penche sur la question dans l’affaire Québec c Kanyinda

L’exclusion des demandeurs et demanderesses d’asile d’un programme de garderies subventionnées viole-t-elle le droit à l’égalité ? La Cour suprême du Canada se penche sur la question dans l’affaire Québec c Kanyinda

Les demandeurs d’asile – et tout particulièrement les demanderesses d’asile – sont parmi les membres les plus ...
Does Excluding Refugee Claimants from Subsidized Childcare Violate the Right to Equality? Supreme Court of Canada Considers Appeal in Quebec v Kanyinda

Does Excluding Refugee Claimants from Subsidized Childcare Violate the Right to Equality? Supreme Court of Canada Considers Appeal in Quebec v Kanyinda

Refugee claimants – and women refugee claimants in particular – are among the most vulnerable members of society. ...
Implementing Imperfect Laws or Fighting for Law Reform: A Closer Look at Sexual Harassment Laws

Implementing Imperfect Laws or Fighting for Law Reform: A Closer Look at Sexual Harassment Laws

In a 2024 report on sexual harassment laws in Africa, the inconsistency in definitions and fragmented approaches ...
The Changing Tides of Delictual Liability: State Failure at the Intersection of Housing and Property Rights in Johannesburg

The Changing Tides of Delictual Liability: State Failure at the Intersection of Housing and Property Rights in Johannesburg

A recent South African High Court decision, Changing Tides 74 v City of Johannesburg, marks a significant legal ...
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