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Litigating for Reproductive Justice in the Commonwealth Caribbean: Antigua and Dominica Illuminate the Path

Litigating for Reproductive Justice in the Commonwealth Caribbean: Antigua and Dominica Illuminate the Path

By Amanda Quest |
Across the Commonwealth Caribbean, the spectre of colonialism continues to impede women’s full and free exercise ...
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Legislation Meets Compassion: Frontline Workers Fighting Child Sexual Abuse

Legislation Meets Compassion: Frontline Workers Fighting Child Sexual Abuse

By Mohd Rameez Raza & Aradhana |
Child sexual abuse (CSA) leaves a profound scar, with physical, psychological, and social impacts. CSA survivors ...
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Narco-Analysis and Procedural Abuse in Bail Proceedings in India

Narco-Analysis and Procedural Abuse in Bail Proceedings in India

By Shantanu Pachauri |
Recently, in Amlesh Kumar v. State of Bihar (2025), the Supreme Court of India set aside a bail order passed by ...
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The Peculiar Phenomenon of ‘Kid-Gurus’ in India

The Peculiar Phenomenon of ‘Kid-Gurus’ in India

By Falak Doshi |
At just 10 years old, Abhinav Arora has garnered nearly a million followers on Instagram – as a spiritual leader. ...
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Abolish ICE? What It Really Means—and What Comes Next

Abolish ICE? What It Really Means—and What Comes Next

By Sophia Lena Salmore |
Calls to abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have moved from activist circles to mainstream ...
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New WIPO Treaty to Protect Indigenous Rights: Reform without Sanction

New WIPO Treaty to Protect Indigenous Rights: Reform without Sanction

By Adyasha Samal |
Indigenous people’s traditional knowledge has routinely been misappropriated through the use of conventional ...
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Bangladesh’s National Human Rights Commission: A Watchdog Without Teeth?

Bangladesh’s National Human Rights Commission: A Watchdog Without Teeth?

By Jeba Mobashwira |
The haunting image of fifteen-year-old Felani Khatun’s body hanging from a barbed wire fence after being shot by ...
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Reflecting on the Right to Self-Determination as the Primary Ground for Protection of Indigenous Peoples in Voluntary Isolation and Initial Contact

Reflecting on the Right to Self-Determination as the Primary Ground for Protection of Indigenous Peoples in Voluntary Isolation and Initial Contact

By Alessandra Macrì |
From 21 April to 2 May 2025, the UN Headquarters in New York hosted the 24th session of the United Nations ...
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Call for Chapters: Charting the Council’s Future: Reflections on the United Nations Human Rights Council at Twenty

Call for Chapters: Charting the Council’s Future: Reflections on the United Nations Human Rights Council at Twenty

By Almas Shaikh |
The year 2026 will mark the twentieth anniversary of the establishment of the United Nations Human Rights Council ...
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Breaking the Cycle of Injustice: The Global South’s Struggle to Climate Equity in International Forums

Breaking the Cycle of Injustice: The Global South’s Struggle to Climate Equity in International Forums

By Mehedi Hasan Sarkar |
In the Global South, climate change is not merely an environmental crisis but a major human rights issue. This ...
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