The ECtHR’s use of Minimalist Strategies in Reproductive Cases: A Limit to the Conceptualization of Reproductive Rights

The ECtHR’s use of Minimalist Strategies in Reproductive Cases: A Limit to the Conceptualization of Reproductive Rights

On 13 November 2025, the European Court of Human Rights ('Court') delivered its judgment in AR v Poland. An ...
Algorithms and the Best Interests of the Child: Lessons from the Dutch Childcare Scandal

Algorithms and the Best Interests of the Child: Lessons from the Dutch Childcare Scandal

In 2021, the Dutch government collapsed following revelations that thousands of families had been wrongly accused ...
The Lidho Judgment: Where Does Implementation Stand?

The Lidho Judgment: Where Does Implementation Stand?

On 5 September 2023, the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights delivered its first-ever environmental ruling. ...
From Self-Identification to Medicalisation: A Troubling Direction for Transgender Recognition in India

From Self-Identification to Medicalisation: A Troubling Direction for Transgender Recognition in India

On 13 March 2026, the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026 (the Bill) was introduced in ...
A Bright Future for Canadian Equality Law?

A Bright Future for Canadian Equality Law?

Women who are claiming refugee status in Canada are now able to access to subsidized day care. The Supreme Court ...
An Alternative View on Union of Atheists v. Greece

An Alternative View on Union of Atheists v. Greece

In her recent piece, Dr. Adina Portaru argues that Union of Atheists v Greece offers the European Court of Human ...
From “Invisible Help” to Constitutional Workers: The Supreme Court’s Call for Domestic Workers’ Rights in India

From “Invisible Help” to Constitutional Workers: The Supreme Court’s Call for Domestic Workers’ Rights in India

The care economy in India depends fundamentally on domestic workers, yet their labour remains largely invisible in ...
American Constitutional Law in the Shadows

American Constitutional Law in the Shadows

The judiciary’s role in the American constitutional scheme, as Marbury v. Madison proclaimed, is to “say what the ...
Punitive Use of Preventive Powers in India

Punitive Use of Preventive Powers in India

On 24th September 2025, four people were killed in police firing after protests for statehood in Ladakh turned ...
Weaponized Legalism and the Promise-Performance Gap: Press Suppression in Transitional Democracies: Part 2 – Comparative Global South Perspectives

Weaponized Legalism and the Promise-Performance Gap: Press Suppression in Transitional Democracies: Part 2 – Comparative Global South Perspectives

In Part 1, I examined how Bangladesh’s interim government weaponized legal frameworks to suppress the press; Part ...
Weaponized Legalism and the Promise-Performance Gap: Press Suppression in Transitional Democracies: Part 1 – Bangladesh

Weaponized Legalism and the Promise-Performance Gap: Press Suppression in Transitional Democracies: Part 1 – Bangladesh

This two-part blog examines how transitional governments in the Global South systematically suppress press freedom ...
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