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Judicial Activism and Executive Inertia: The Indian Judge as Problem-Solver

Judicial Activism and Executive Inertia: The Indian Judge as Problem-Solver

By Jisha Sarkar |
Image description: Five miners at work in the quarry in Meghalaya In February 2022, Chief Justice Banerjee of ...
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The Carceral State vs Indigenous Women’s Lives: Battling Contexts in the Latest Supreme Court of Canada Decision

The Carceral State vs Indigenous Women’s Lives: Battling Contexts in the Latest Supreme Court of Canada Decision

By Meghan Campbell |
Image Description: Inside of a Prison  Which context matters in determining a breach of the right to equality? ...
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Electronic Workplace Monitoring and Human Rights: The Limits to Ontario’s New Algorithmic Monitoring Legislation

Electronic Workplace Monitoring and Human Rights: The Limits to Ontario’s New Algorithmic Monitoring Legislation

By Valerio De Stefano |
Image Description:  A robot looking at coding/programming algorithm. In early October 2022, Ontario became the ...
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Ockenden and Beyond: The Potential for a Human Rights Approach to Tackling Obstetric Violence

Ockenden and Beyond: The Potential for a Human Rights Approach to Tackling Obstetric Violence

By Frances Hand |
Image description: Text that reads, ‘reproductive rights are non-negotiable’. Introduction An independent ...
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X v. NCT: One Step Closer to a Rights-Based Approach to Abortion in India?

X v. NCT: One Step Closer to a Rights-Based Approach to Abortion in India?

By Raabia Abuzer Shams |
Image Description: A graffiti art piece depicting a uterus with the words 'My Choice' written above.  In last ...
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Expanding Definitions of ‘Family’ in Deepika Singh v. CAT

Expanding Definitions of ‘Family’ in Deepika Singh v. CAT

By Vallabhi Bissa |
Image Description: Two different handprints with a heart drawn in between them Recently, the Indian Supreme ...
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Obstetric Violence as a Violation of Human Rights: CEDAW’s Second Decision a Welcome Addition but Not Enough

Obstetric Violence as a Violation of Human Rights: CEDAW’s Second Decision a Welcome Addition but Not Enough

By Fleur Van Leeuwen and Gulay Malkoc |
Image Description: In the image, four (male) doctors are performing a C-section on a woman. One of the doctors has ...
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The Tension between Human Rights, Freedom of Dress and Public Morality

The Tension between Human Rights, Freedom of Dress and Public Morality

By Arifur Rahman |
Regulations on dress are controversial in many jurisdictions, poised at the intersection between human rights and ...
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Criminal Liabilities of First Aiders in Situations of Violence: A Hong Kong Perspective

Criminal Liabilities of First Aiders in Situations of Violence: A Hong Kong Perspective

By Jason Ko |
Image Description: Police firing tear gas to protesters near Central Government Headquarters in Hong ...
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Human Rights Council Elections 2022

Human Rights Council Elections 2022

By Rishika Sahgal |
Image Description: The photograph is of a tweet by the President of the United Nations General Assembly. In the ...
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Blasphemy, Human Rights, the Intervention of the Supreme Court of Pakistan in the Mansha Masih Case

Blasphemy, Human Rights, the Intervention of the Supreme Court of Pakistan in the Mansha Masih Case

By Shahab Saqib |
Image Description: A photograph of an open Bible with focus on a verse from the Gospel of John. A Christian Cross ...
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