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

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

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

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

By Nabeela Siddiqui |
As India suffers through yet another year of scorching summers, heatwaves have turned into a recurring and lethal ...
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Hacia Un Sistema De Native Title (Título Nativo) Justo Y Equitativo: ¿Es Suficiente La Conexión “Espiritual” Para Reclamar Derechos De Título Nativo?

Hacia Un Sistema De Native Title (Título Nativo) Justo Y Equitativo: ¿Es Suficiente La Conexión “Espiritual” Para Reclamar Derechos De Título Nativo?

By Parth Dewan |
El 9 de abril de 2025, la High Court of Australia admitió unanimemente con lugar  una apelación en contra de una ...
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Towards A Just And Equitable Native Title System: Is “Spiritual” Connection Sufficient To Claim Native Title Rights?

Towards A Just And Equitable Native Title System: Is “Spiritual” Connection Sufficient To Claim Native Title Rights?

By Parth Dewan |
On 9th April 2025, the High Court of Australia unanimously allowed an appeal in Stuart v South Australia from a ...
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AI Regulation, Migration and the New International World Order

AI Regulation, Migration and the New International World Order

By Nayla Rida |
In a world where one’s digital blueprint has already become a determining factor for the achievement of various ...
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Reopening Finality: Capital Punishment on Trial (Again)

Reopening Finality: Capital Punishment on Trial (Again)

By Amartya Sahastranshu Singh |
Capital punishment has been the subject of considerable judicial discourse in India, a significant part of which ...
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Gender Indirect Discrimination at Work First Approved in Japan

Gender Indirect Discrimination at Work First Approved in Japan

By Yoko Kuroiwa |
The Tokyo District Court decided in the AGC Greentech case on 13 May 2024 that there was indirect discrimination ...
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Reforming the Last-Mile Caregivers: A Need to Investigate the Geriatric-Care Legal Provisions in India

Reforming the Last-Mile Caregivers: A Need to Investigate the Geriatric-Care Legal Provisions in India

By Anshul Dalmia and Tanmay Durani |
In April 2025, the United Nations Human Rights Council began an intergovernmental process to draft an ...
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Weaponising Reform: The Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 and Its Assault on Religious Freedom

Weaponising Reform: The Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 and Its Assault on Religious Freedom

By Grasim Soni and Sweety Gautam |
On 6 April 2025, the President of India gave assent to the Unified Waqf Management, Empowerment, Efficiency, and ...
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In Substance and In Form: Understanding the Human Rights Implications of the Aotearoa New Zealand Government’s Expedited Changes to Pay Equity

In Substance and In Form: Understanding the Human Rights Implications of the Aotearoa New Zealand Government’s Expedited Changes to Pay Equity

By Maisy Bentley |
Pay equity, the provision of equal pay for equal work, is a human rights issue. Pay equity claims allow women to ...
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The ECHR Directs France Towards Better Protection of Minors against Sexual Offenses

The ECHR Directs France Towards Better Protection of Minors against Sexual Offenses

By Samira Allioui |
On 24 April, 2025, the European Court of Human Rights ordered France to pay compensation to three applicants on ...
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