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Intercultural Constitutionalism in Peru

Intercultural Constitutionalism in Peru

By Enlil Herrera |
Recently, the Constitutional Court of Peru issued a judgment in case 03158-2018-AA, concerning a writ of amparo in ...
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Belarus’ Forced Landing and Crimes against Humanity: The Background Noise of an International Scandal?

Belarus’ Forced Landing and Crimes against Humanity: The Background Noise of an International Scandal?

By Richard Avinesh Wagenlander |
On Sunday, May 23, the international community was left in shock as Belarusian authorities forced a Ryanair flight ...
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Banning Conversion Therapy in India: The Do’s and Don’ts

Banning Conversion Therapy in India: The Do’s and Don’ts

By Ishika Garg |
Conversion therapy (‘CT’) is practiced to change the sexual orientation of an individual, in order to ensure that ...
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Ukraine Adopts Law on War Crimes: Filling the Glaring Gaps in the Domestic Legislation

Ukraine Adopts Law on War Crimes: Filling the Glaring Gaps in the Domestic Legislation

By Harshita Malik |
The Verkhovna Rada (Ukraine's Parliament) passed Bill No. 2689 "On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts on the ...
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What employees need to know about their rights during COVID

What employees need to know about their rights during COVID

By Jervise Penton |
Since the start of the global COVID pandemic, many employees have experienced upheaval, uncertainty, and ...
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The Human Rights Situation in Sri Lanka and UNHRC Resolution 46/1

The Human Rights Situation in Sri Lanka and UNHRC Resolution 46/1

By Ahan Gadkari |
On 23rd March 2021, the United Nations Human Rights Council (‘UNHRC’) adopted Resolution 46/1 with 22 countries ...
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Australia’s outbound travel ban limits the freedom of movement

Australia’s outbound travel ban limits the freedom of movement

By Preksha Mehndiratta |
On 1st of June 2021, the Australian Federal court unanimously rejected a challenge to Australia’s outbound travel ...
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The Supreme Court of India Reads Article 21 Protection into the Stringent UAPA Bail Jurisprudence

The Supreme Court of India Reads Article 21 Protection into the Stringent UAPA Bail Jurisprudence

By Ayush Mishra |
The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (UAPA) is India’s primary anti-terrorism legislation. It is widely ...
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Human Rights Violations in Paradise: Lakshadweep’s Draft Regulations and their Potential Consequences on the Indigenous Tribal Populace

Human Rights Violations in Paradise: Lakshadweep’s Draft Regulations and their Potential Consequences on the Indigenous Tribal Populace

By Sukrut Khandekar |
Recently, the administrator of India’s Lakshadweep islands, Praful Khoda Patel, introduced a slew of draft ...
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Arbitrary Blocking of Websites Violates Freedom of Expression, Rules ECtHR

Arbitrary Blocking of Websites Violates Freedom of Expression, Rules ECtHR

By Prerna Sengupta |
In June 2020, the European Court of Human Rights delivered a series of four judgements against the arbitrary ...
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What’s Next in Climate Litigation: The World’s Youth for Climate Justice Campaign for an Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice

What’s Next in Climate Litigation: The World’s Youth for Climate Justice Campaign for an Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice

By Daniil Ukhorskiy |
What was once a “turn” in climate litigation, has now become its central driving force. This series has documented ...
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India’s Covid-19 vaccination policy must protect the constitutional rights of its citizens

India’s Covid-19 vaccination policy must protect the constitutional rights of its citizens

By Amala Govindarajan and Ananya K |
The Supreme Court of India has found the Government’s vaccine policy, released on 21st April 2021, to be prima ...
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