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The Decriminalisation of Marital Rape: How India Continues to Refuse Justice to its Married Women

The Decriminalisation of Marital Rape: How India Continues to Refuse Justice to its Married Women

By Aisha Akram |
India is disappointingly one of the fewest countries in the world today that explicitly decriminalises marital ...
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Taken for a Ride, Again: Deliveroo Riders in the Supreme Court

Taken for a Ride, Again: Deliveroo Riders in the Supreme Court

By Alan Bogg |
Last week’s ruling in Independent Workers Union of Great Britain v Central Arbitration Committee came as a great ...
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Balancing Workers’ Rights and Organisational Changes: The Gray Areas of Section 9A

Balancing Workers’ Rights and Organisational Changes: The Gray Areas of Section 9A

By Shiv Sankar |
Section 9A of India's Industrial Disputes Act 1947 aims to strike a delicate balance between protecting workers' ...
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In Defence of Democracy: The Pakistani Supreme Court’s Decision Against Military Trials of Civilians

In Defence of Democracy: The Pakistani Supreme Court’s Decision Against Military Trials of Civilians

By Masoom Sanyal and Mahika Suri |
The arrest of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan in May led to a wave of protests by his supporters. The ...
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Bringing the Right to Die to the British Isles (Part II): The Cautionary Experience of Australia’s Northern Territory

Bringing the Right to Die to the British Isles (Part II): The Cautionary Experience of Australia’s Northern Territory

By Dominic Bielby |
Part I of this blog discussed the legality of assisted dying in the Isle of Man at present and the proposed ...
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Bringing the Right to Die to the British Isles (Part I): The Isle of Man’s Proposed Assisted Dying Regime

Bringing the Right to Die to the British Isles (Part I): The Isle of Man’s Proposed Assisted Dying Regime

By Dominic Bielby |
On 31 October 2023, a bill that would legalise assisted dying for the first time in the British Isles passed its ...
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A Potential Avenue for Justice: The Possibility of International Criminal Responsibility for Gender-Based Violence caused by Climate Change

A Potential Avenue for Justice: The Possibility of International Criminal Responsibility for Gender-Based Violence caused by Climate Change

By Shirin Asgari |
Climate change is leading to the rapid degradation of land, forcing communities to abandon their homes in search ...
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Museums and Missiles: Russia’s Attack on Ukrainian Heritage Highlights the Need to Protect Cultural Rights

Museums and Missiles: Russia’s Attack on Ukrainian Heritage Highlights the Need to Protect Cultural Rights

By Hannah Pell |
Since Russian troops invaded Ukraine in February 2022, they have bombed, defaced, and looted sites of cultural ...
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The Supreme Court’s Rwanda Judgment: What Now for the Government?

The Supreme Court’s Rwanda Judgment: What Now for the Government?

By Lewis Graham |
All eyes were on the Supreme Court last Wednesday when it handed down its ruling on the lawfulness of the ...
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Combatting Femicide in Latin America: The Urgent Need for a Stronger Legal Framework

Combatting Femicide in Latin America: The Urgent Need for a Stronger Legal Framework

By Desiree Terriquez |
In March 2023, an Argentine court convicted two men for the 2016 rape and murder of 16-year-old Lucia Perez, a ...
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Parental Leave, Equality and Dignity in South Africa: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

Parental Leave, Equality and Dignity in South Africa: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

By Justin Winchester |
On 25 October 2023, the Johannesburg High Court of South Africa in Van Wyk v Minister of Employment and Labour ...
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Community Sentencing: A Positive Shift in the Indian Criminal Justice System

Community Sentencing: A Positive Shift in the Indian Criminal Justice System

By Rituraj Kumar |
A number of alternatives to custodial sentences have been introduced in the Indian criminal justice system, with ...
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