
The Indian Supreme Court's invocation of the structured proportionality test is a bridge to nowhere.

With a strong conception of privacy focussed on individual liberty after Puttaswamy, there is now a starting point ...

Puttaswamy opens up the possibility of Constitution 3.0 that places the individual at the center and through a ...

On Wednesday, the UK Supreme Court delivered its judgment in Privacy International. The issue was whether the ...

On 5 September 2018, renowned scholar Alex Magaisa published a piece on the standard of proof in Zimbabwe’s ...

The Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe (the Court) last week upheld the election of Emmerson Mnangagwa as the duly ...

A nine-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India on August 24 ruled that right to privacy is a fundamental right ...

Yesterday, I discussed the High Court’s decision in Campaign Against the Arms Trade’s unsuccessful judicial review ...

Yemen’s devastating conflict has inflicted an egregious toll on civilians, catalysing, in the words of the UN ...

Last week Theresa May argued that human rights laws that impede effective counter-terrorism should be changed. ...

The Kenyan High court has, in a recent decision, struck a blow for freedom of expression. The case, Jacqueline ...

The month of January witnessed an important UK Supreme Court decision in Youssef v Secretary of State for Foreign ...