Is the EU’s Digital Services Act Compliant with The Right to Freedom of Expression?

Is the EU’s Digital Services Act Compliant with The Right to Freedom of Expression?

The Digital Services Act (DSA) is an EU Regulation that became legally binding, at large, on 17 February 2024. The ...
ECtHR’s Judgment in N.Ö. v Türkiye: A Missed Opportunity to Address the Structural Gender Inequalities

ECtHR’s Judgment in N.Ö. v Türkiye: A Missed Opportunity to Address the Structural Gender Inequalities

On 14 January 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR or the Court) issued a significant judgment on ...
Upholding Democratic Taxation, Accountability, and Rural Democracy in South Africa

Upholding Democratic Taxation, Accountability, and Rural Democracy in South Africa

On 20 December 2024, South Africa’s Constitutional Court (CC) handed down judgment in Mohlaba v Minister of ...
The 2025 Mudawana Reform Protests in Morocco

The 2025 Mudawana Reform Protests in Morocco

Under the guise of benevolent masculinity, many a man will present themselves as an old-fashioned gentleman eager ...
Addressing Loopholes in the Climate Change Laws in Bangladesh: Lessons from UK and Denmark

Addressing Loopholes in the Climate Change Laws in Bangladesh: Lessons from UK and Denmark

Climate justice ensures fair treatment and protection for vulnerable groups disproportionately affected by climate ...
Human Nature: Understanding the Constitutional and Indigenous Context of Granting Legal Personhood to Taranaki Mounga

Human Nature: Understanding the Constitutional and Indigenous Context of Granting Legal Personhood to Taranaki Mounga

Last week Taranaki Mounga (mountain) joined a growing family of natural entities given legal personhood in ...
Trump’s Education Order Undermines Trans Children’s Rights

Trump’s Education Order Undermines Trans Children’s Rights

On January 29, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a sweeping and draconian executive order purporting to address ...
Navigating Informality: The Rule of Law in EU Migration Governance

Navigating Informality: The Rule of Law in EU Migration Governance

The European Union (EU) often prides itself on being a beacon of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. ...
Where social and economic justice meet: South Africa’s SRD decision affirms a rights-based approach to poverty

Where social and economic justice meet: South Africa’s SRD decision affirms a rights-based approach to poverty

Over eighteen million of South Africa’s poorest peoples breathed a sigh of relief when, on 23 January 2025, the ...
UKSC to decide what ‘Woman’ means in the Equality Act 2010

UKSC to decide what ‘Woman’ means in the Equality Act 2010

The UK Supreme Court  (UKSC) is poised to deliver its judgment in For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers, ...
Decriminalising Suicide: Kenya’s High Court Paves the Way for Mental Health Reform

Decriminalising Suicide: Kenya’s High Court Paves the Way for Mental Health Reform

In a groundbreaking judgment, the High Court of Kenya declared Section 226 of the Penal Code, which criminalised ...
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