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Kenya’s Continual Failure to Meet their Two-Thirds Gender Quota

Kenya’s Continual Failure to Meet their Two-Thirds Gender Quota

By Aneisa Babkir |
Article twenty-seven of the Republic of Kenya’s 2010 Constitution states that the ‘State shall take legislative ...
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The Missing Pieces: Living Organ Donation and Personal Autonomy in Germany

The Missing Pieces: Living Organ Donation and Personal Autonomy in Germany

By Philine Dellbrügge |
Non-directed living organ donation remains prohibited in Germany, with concerning implications for individual ...
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The Legacy of the 1993 Democratic Transition of Seychelles

The Legacy of the 1993 Democratic Transition of Seychelles

By Georgia Delgado-Fitzgerald |
The Seychelles Truth, Reconciliation and National Unity Commission has almost concluded its investigation into ...
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Hostage Diplomacy: Russia’s Detention of a US journalist as State Hostage-taking

Hostage Diplomacy: Russia’s Detention of a US journalist as State Hostage-taking

By Daniel Cullen |
On 30 March, Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) announced the arrest of the Wall Street Journal’s Moscow ...
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The EU Artificial Intelligence Act and its Human Rights Limitations

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act and its Human Rights Limitations

By Louis Holbrook |
At the end of 2022, the Council of the European Union adopted its common position or ‘general approach’ to the ...
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Upholding the Right to Shelter: The Need for a Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy in Eviction and Demolition Drives in India

Upholding the Right to Shelter: The Need for a Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy in Eviction and Demolition Drives in India

By Yamika Khanna |
The Supreme Court of India stayed the Order of the Uttarakhand High Court directing removal of occupants from ...
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Ogentoto v Ogentoto: Kenya’s Supreme Court Judgment on Equality and Fairness in the Division of Matrimonial Property

Ogentoto v Ogentoto: Kenya’s Supreme Court Judgment on Equality and Fairness in the Division of Matrimonial Property

By Munene Njoroge |
For over a decade now, Kenya has made important steps towards fair division of matrimonial property through its ...
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کیا پاکستان میں خواتین اپنے انسانی حقوق کے لیے مارچ کر سکتی ہیں؟

کیا پاکستان میں خواتین اپنے انسانی حقوق کے لیے مارچ کر سکتی ہیں؟

By Rida Tahir |
پاکستان میں سندھ ہائی کورٹ کے ایک حالیہ فیصلے نے ثابت کیا ہے کہ خواتین کے حقوق کے علمبرداروں کی طرف سے عام طور پر ...
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Can Women March for their Human Rights in Pakistan?

Can Women March for their Human Rights in Pakistan?

By Rida Tahir |
A recent decision of the Sindh High Court (SHC) in Pakistan has established that the catchcry commonly used by ...
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Houses Without Land: The Strange Property Rights Phenomenon in the Kenyan Coastal Region and its Effect on coastal communities’ right to housing

Houses Without Land: The Strange Property Rights Phenomenon in the Kenyan Coastal Region and its Effect on coastal communities’ right to housing

By Alex Tamei |
The common law maxim cujus est solem ejus et usque ad coelum et ad inferos affirms that whoever owns a piece of ...
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