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Human Rights or Hegemony? From Colonies to Accountability

Human Rights or Hegemony? From Colonies to Accountability

By Thaïs Flick |
The critical turning point of the 20th century is marked by the shift from absolute state sovereignty to ...
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Sh! Hushing Sexual Harassment in Kenya: Judicial Reluctance in Protecting Employee Rights?

Sh! Hushing Sexual Harassment in Kenya: Judicial Reluctance in Protecting Employee Rights?

By Wycliffe Nyachoti Otiso |
Over the last 3 years, Kenya has witnessed stagnation in terms of progressing protections for workers from ...
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Sexual Harassment and the Law in Liberia

Sexual Harassment and the Law in Liberia

By Veronica Fynn Bruey |
Sexual harassment is a pervasive issue that transcends geographic, cultural, and societal boundaries, and Africa’s ...
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Now that the AI Act has been politically agreed, what’s next? …. Harmonised European Standards.

Now that the AI Act has been politically agreed, what’s next? …. Harmonised European Standards.

By Patricia Shaw |
I have been working on behalf of Equinet, which holds liaison status in the European Committee for Standardization ...
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“The Parent Knows Best”: (Over)Protection of Children in the Data Protection Framework in India

“The Parent Knows Best”: (Over)Protection of Children in the Data Protection Framework in India

By Nirmalya Chaudhuri |
In 2023, the Indian Parliament passed the long-awaited Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA), which, under ...
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Two Roads Diverged Within Disability Jurisprudence In India, The Supreme Court Took The One Less Travelled By

Two Roads Diverged Within Disability Jurisprudence In India, The Supreme Court Took The One Less Travelled By

By Anshul Dalmia |
While ‘disability’ has not been mentioned as a ground of discrimination in the Indian Constitution, the ...
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Personal Status Law in Saudi Arabia: A Shift in Child Custody Rights of Mothers

Personal Status Law in Saudi Arabia: A Shift in Child Custody Rights of Mothers

By Beata Polok and Zubair Abbasi |
Saudi Arabia enacted the Personal Status Law (PSL) in 2022. Saudi officials described it as a groundbreaking ...
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Ecuador’s Landmark Legislation on Transformative Reparations for Femicide Victims’ Families: Law Passes Against All Odds

Ecuador’s Landmark Legislation on Transformative Reparations for Femicide Victims’ Families: Law Passes Against All Odds

By Walleska Pareja Díaz |
On May 28, 2024, Ecuador’s National Assembly passed the Organic Law on Accompaniment, Transformative and ...
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Decisional Autonomy: Unrealised Right under India’s Abortion Law?

Decisional Autonomy: Unrealised Right under India’s Abortion Law?

By Garima Chaudhry |
Legislative discussions surrounding the 2020 Amendment Bill to amend the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act ...
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Silence and Neglect: Understanding and Responding to the Humanitarian Crisis Women Face in Sudan

Silence and Neglect: Understanding and Responding to the Humanitarian Crisis Women Face in Sudan

By Eltayeb Bashar |
On April 15, 2023, civil war erupted in Khartoum between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) army, led by ...
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Continuing to ‘Tinker with the Machinery of Death’? Taiwan Constitutional Court’s Death Penalty Judgment

Continuing to ‘Tinker with the Machinery of Death’? Taiwan Constitutional Court’s Death Penalty Judgment

By Li-Yen Peng |
On 20 September 2024, the Taiwan Constitutional Court delivered its Judgment 113 Hsien-Pan-8 (English translation ...
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Intersectional discrimination of Muslim women in Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Mujanović case

Intersectional discrimination of Muslim women in Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Mujanović case

By Benjamin Nurkić and Amina Bašić |
On July 11, 2024, the Bosnian Constitutional Court ruled that Emela Mujanović (at that time soldier in the Bosnian ...
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