Introduction: Biological weapons, like chemical or nuclear weapons, are internationally recognized as ‘weapons of mass destruction’ because they are capable of a high order to cause destruction or causing mass casualties. Since their use is against the law of humanity, it is reprehensible and morally and legally repugnant. The use Read more…
Introduction: Intellectual property, which safeguards the application of ideas and information of commercial value, is growing in importance due to increased industrial development. The three central types of intellectual property rights are- patents, trademarks and copyrights. Patents are temporary protection granted in respect of inventions or technological improvements, which may Read more…
Introduction: Several indigenous and local communities across the world possess unique knowledge which is acquired by them through experience over the centuries. This knowledge is then transferred to other generations. Such culturally transmitted knowledge is called Traditional Knowledge (hereinafter “TK”). With the increasing globalisation, the need to protect and preserve Read more…
Introduction: The Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti Social Activities (Prevention) Act (hereinafter referred to as “the Act”) was introduced in January 1986 by the then Congress government, led by Chief Minister Vir Bahadur Singh. Comprising of 24 articles, the Act was passed with the primary objective of arresting 2,500 known Read more…
Introduction: The practice of honour killing is prevalent in many countries, including India. It originates from ancient customs and traditions that have been incorporated for many decades. The act of honour killing is committed because the families believe that the dishonorable conduct of an individual reflects upon the rest of Read more…