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Google’s Victory Against Lloyd in UK Supreme Court: The Need for Class Action Legislation

Google’s Victory Against Lloyd in UK Supreme Court: The Need for Class Action Legislation

By Michael Molavi |
Image description: A building with the sign saying 'Google'. On 10 November 2021, the Supreme Court of the ...
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Has there been a Slip Between Cup and Lip?: Vikash Kumar v UPSC

Has there been a Slip Between Cup and Lip?: Vikash Kumar v UPSC

By Amita Dhanda |
Image description: The picture of a ramp outside a building as a form of reasonable accommodation.  Before ...
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The Inter-American Human Rights System on Public Security and Police Violence in Brazil: In Defence of a Rights-Based Approach to Security Policies

The Inter-American Human Rights System on Public Security and Police Violence in Brazil: In Defence of a Rights-Based Approach to Security Policies

By Hannah De Gregorio Leão and Gabriel Cardoso Cândido |
Three years after the “Favela Nova Brasília” case, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ('IACtHR') is hearing ...
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UK High Court Grants Discretionary Leave to Remain for Victims of Trafficking

UK High Court Grants Discretionary Leave to Remain for Victims of Trafficking

By Tehreem Sultan |
Image description: Several persons approaching the coastline on a small boat.   On 12 October 2021, in KTT, R ...
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Multinational Corporations Owe Responsibility Towards the Forced Labour of Uyghurs in China

Multinational Corporations Owe Responsibility Towards the Forced Labour of Uyghurs in China

By Nandini Dwivedi |
US President Joe Biden recently signed into law the Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Act which will ban goods ...
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Pakistan’s Inspirational Transgender Persons’ Law- Some Years Later

Pakistan’s Inspirational Transgender Persons’ Law- Some Years Later

By Mariam Kizilbash |
The Parliament of Pakistan had passed the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act in May 2018 and it might ...
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The Polish Challenge to the ECtHR’s Authority: Can the CoE Human-Rights System Respond Convincingly to It?

The Polish Challenge to the ECtHR’s Authority: Can the CoE Human-Rights System Respond Convincingly to It?

By Stephanos Stavros |
That the 24.11.21 judgment of the Polish Constitutional Court (CC) represents a serious challenge to the ECtHR’s ...
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Vikash Kumar Discourse: A Missed Opportunity in the Realm of Policy Formation

Vikash Kumar Discourse: A Missed Opportunity in the Realm of Policy Formation

By Sanjay Jain |
Image description: Parliamentarians at a consultation in India. The judgment pronounced by Justice D.Y. ...
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Lee v UK: Exhausting Domestic Remedies

Lee v UK: Exhausting Domestic Remedies

By Tom Lowenthal |
Today a chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (“ECtHR”) handed down its decision in Lee v UK, declaring ...
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Challenging Regression in Climate Commitments: Doctrine of ‘Non-Retrogression’ to the Rescue?

Challenging Regression in Climate Commitments: Doctrine of ‘Non-Retrogression’ to the Rescue?

By Pranav Ganesan |
Amidst the wave of new climate commitments or nationally determined contributions (NDCs) from Parties to the Paris ...
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To Eat or Not to Eat: Analysing the Constitutionality of the Meat Bans in Gujarat

To Eat or Not to Eat: Analysing the Constitutionality of the Meat Bans in Gujarat

By Sukrut Khandekar and Ishika Garg |
Image description: A person holding an egg against the background of a stack of eggs.  Recently, the Municipal ...
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