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Ukraine v Russian Federation – ICJ Continues to Struggle with the Grounds of Racial Discrimination

Ukraine v Russian Federation – ICJ Continues to Struggle with the Grounds of Racial Discrimination

By Shreya Atrey |
On 31 January 2024, the International Court of Justice announced its decision in Ukraine v Russian Federation ...
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Unveiling the Silent Struggles of Adolescents Seeking Safe Abortion in India

Unveiling the Silent Struggles of Adolescents Seeking Safe Abortion in India

By Manvitha B S |
The tragic Nirbhaya Gang Rape Case revolutionised Indian Criminal Law with the enactment of the Protection of ...
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The ML v Poland ‘landmark’ judgment on reproductive rights and the ENNHRI third-party intervention: How ‘landmark’ is it in reality?

The ML v Poland ‘landmark’ judgment on reproductive rights and the ENNHRI third-party intervention: How ‘landmark’ is it in reality?

By Magdalena Zabrocka |
On 14 December 2023, in ML v Poland, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) confirmed that Poland’s 2020 ...
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Meta’s Neutrality Crisis and Dangerous Organisations Policy

Meta’s Neutrality Crisis and Dangerous Organisations Policy

By Tanmay Durani |
Meta is accused of "systemic and global" censorship in a recent Human Rights Watch (HRW) report for particularly ...
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The International Court of Justice’s Order in South Africa v Israel

The International Court of Justice’s Order in South Africa v Israel

By Alex Benn |
This blog considers the case before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) between South Africa and Israel. It ...
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Birthing Justice: Commercial Surrogacy and the Imperative of Women’s Rights in Contemporary India

Birthing Justice: Commercial Surrogacy and the Imperative of Women’s Rights in Contemporary India

By Aparna Bhatnagar |
Claudia Goldin, the recipient of the 2023 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, provides a comprehensive account of ...
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Alabama’s Manifest Injustice and the Inhumanity of Execution by Nitrogen Gas Inhalation

Alabama’s Manifest Injustice and the Inhumanity of Execution by Nitrogen Gas Inhalation

By Jon Yorke |
On 25 January Alabama intends to be the first US state to use nitrogen gas inhalation as an execution method. ...
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A Justiciable Right to Housing? The UK Supreme Court’s Decision in R (Imam) v London Borough of Croydon

A Justiciable Right to Housing? The UK Supreme Court’s Decision in R (Imam) v London Borough of Croydon

By Justin Winchester |
In a December 2023 decision, the UK Supreme Court sought to clarify how courts should use their remedial ...
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Intersectional Invisibility: Indian Women Manual Scavengers

Intersectional Invisibility: Indian Women Manual Scavengers

By Aastha Malipatil |
Manual scavenging, which involves the picking up of human excreta by hand, is one of the most prevalent forms of ...
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Empty Seats, Silenced Voices: Looming Shadow of Democratic Erosion in India’s Mass Suspensions

Empty Seats, Silenced Voices: Looming Shadow of Democratic Erosion in India’s Mass Suspensions

By Raashi Sanjay Sarupria |
Recently, during the Winter Session of the Indian Parliament, more than 140 opposition members of Parliament (MPs) ...
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Nepal registers First Same-Sex Marriage: A Glimmer of Hope for Global LGBTQIA+

Nepal registers First Same-Sex Marriage: A Glimmer of Hope for Global LGBTQIA+

By Sourav Ghosh |
On 29 November 2023, Nepal became the second Asian Country to register a same-sex marriage after Taiwan. This ...
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The Absentia Dilemma: The Introduction of Trial In-Absentia in Indian Legislation

The Absentia Dilemma: The Introduction of Trial In-Absentia in Indian Legislation

By Akshath Indusekhar |
The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the successor to the Indian Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), is ...
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