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France’s Ambitious Business and Human Rights Law to be Tested: the Yemen LNG case

France’s Ambitious Business and Human Rights Law to be Tested: the Yemen LNG case

By Christine Savino |
On February 22, 2023, MENA Rights Group filed a lawsuit in a Paris court against TotalEnergies, one of France’s ...
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Violation of Administrative and Fundamental Rights by banning BBC Documentary in India

Violation of Administrative and Fundamental Rights by banning BBC Documentary in India

By Garvit Shrivastava |
On 21 January 2023, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting directed YouTube and Twitter to censor BBC’s ...
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Depathologising Gender Identity at the United Nations: A Call to South Africa

Depathologising Gender Identity at the United Nations: A Call to South Africa

By Mutondi Mulaudzi |
On 29 March 2023, a cross-regional group of countries led by Argentina, called for United Nations Member States to ...
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The Enshrinement of Gender Discrimination in the Malaysian Constitution? – Part II

The Enshrinement of Gender Discrimination in the Malaysian Constitution? – Part II

By Kuberan Hansrajh Kumaresan |
The Court of Appeal of Malaysia ruled that Malaysian mothers did not have the right to pass their citizenship to ...
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The Enshrinement of Gender Discrimination in the Malaysian Constitution? – Part I

The Enshrinement of Gender Discrimination in the Malaysian Constitution? – Part I

By Kuberan Hansrajh Kumaresan |
Overturning a High Court decision granting Malaysian mothers the right to pass their citizenship to their overseas ...
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Condoning Child Marriage in Bangladesh: A Step Backwards

Condoning Child Marriage in Bangladesh: A Step Backwards

By Suriya Tarannum Susan |
Bangladesh has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world, with 59% of girls married before turning ...
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‘Engagement significatif’ en droit du logement : une nouvelle approche en matière de campements informels au Québec?

‘Engagement significatif’ en droit du logement : une nouvelle approche en matière de campements informels au Québec?

By Marie-Hélène Lyonnais |
La ville de Montréal fait face à une crise du logement sans précédent. Les personnes en situation d’itinérance ...
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Meaningful Engagement in Housing Law: Québec’s New Approach to Informal Settlements?

Meaningful Engagement in Housing Law: Québec’s New Approach to Informal Settlements?

By Marie-Hélène Lyonnais |
The city of Montreal is facing a growing crisis of homelessness. Individuals who are unhoused face several social ...
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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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