Business and Human Rights in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights: Current opportunities and challenges from Brazil’s condemnations

Business and Human Rights in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights: Current opportunities and challenges from Brazil’s condemnations

In October and November 2024, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) issued two judgments condemning ...
Two children too many? Expanding maternity benefits to mothers with more than two children in India

Two children too many? Expanding maternity benefits to mothers with more than two children in India

On 23 May 2025, the Indian Supreme Court in K. Umadevi v. Government of Tamil Nadu broadened the interpretation of ...
Affordable Housing and Reasonable Standards of Sanitation in Kenya

Affordable Housing and Reasonable Standards of Sanitation in Kenya

In the Global South, particularly in Africa, to be born and raised in a poor background is to learn the harshness ...
Human Rights Economy: A Solution to Economic Cruelty and Everyday Atrocities

Human Rights Economy: A Solution to Economic Cruelty and Everyday Atrocities

The UN Human Rights Office has called for human rights guardrails in the economic sphere, also known as a Human ...
How a Caste Census Could Transform India’s Reservation Policies

How a Caste Census Could Transform India’s Reservation Policies

The Indian government recently announced that the next nationwide population census will be conducted in 2026-27, ...
When The Shield Becomes A Sword: The Abuse Of Involuntary Treatment Provisions For Mentally Ill Persons In India

When The Shield Becomes A Sword: The Abuse Of Involuntary Treatment Provisions For Mentally Ill Persons In India

The involuntary admission and treatment of persons with mental illness is a breach of privacy and autonomy. It can ...
Un-“sexing” Sex as a Ground for Anti-Discrimination

Un-“sexing” Sex as a Ground for Anti-Discrimination

There has been significant commentary on UK Supreme Court’s (UKSC) decision which held that the terms “man”, ...
When Justice Delays Justice: How Structural Judicial Failures Harm Human Rights in South Asia

When Justice Delays Justice: How Structural Judicial Failures Harm Human Rights in South Asia

In South Asia, the courts are often the last and only place to turn to for justice. But what happens when the ...
Krachunova v Bulgaria: Human trafficking, forced sex work, and loss of earnings claims

Krachunova v Bulgaria: Human trafficking, forced sex work, and loss of earnings claims

In late 2023, Krachunova v Bulgaria established a positive obligation on states to allow victims of human ...
From Magna Carta to Machine Learning: AI Without Borders, Laws Within

From Magna Carta to Machine Learning: AI Without Borders, Laws Within

With the rapidly increasing era of new technology, particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI), a deep paradox ...
The Internationally Recognised Right to Conscientious Objection Under Real Risk in Ukraine

The Internationally Recognised Right to Conscientious Objection Under Real Risk in Ukraine

Going into the fourth year of resistance of the Ukrainian nation to Russian aggression, a lack of soldiers is one ...
Courting the Heat: India’s Legal Reckoning with Climate-Driven Heatwaves

Courting the Heat: India’s Legal Reckoning with Climate-Driven Heatwaves

As India suffers through yet another year of scorching summers, heatwaves have turned into a recurring and lethal ...
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